Serenity Johnson
General-election interview · recorded Fri, Sep 25, 2026
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Serenity Johnson
On the November 3, 2026 ballot for Radcliff City Council. See the full race page.
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Johnson said Radcliff is home and gave living there as the reason for running for city council. Johnson said Johnson attended city council meetings even before deciding to run. Johnson said that after November Radcliff will have a new mayor, and that the first step would be an honest conversation with the new mayor about priorities. Johnson said staying debt free is what Johnson wants to prioritize and that one of the things Johnson would like to invest in is community infrastructure such as sidewalks, parks and stormwater management.
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Bio · Submitted by the campaign, unedited
My name is Serenity Johnson, and I am a proud Kentuckian running for city council in Radcliff. I was born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1984 and grew up in a military family, spending various points of my childhood living in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and overseas in Germany. I am a passionate advocate for civic engagement, and have proudly lent my voice across the Commonwealth to the local issues that affect my community and my state. As a candidate for city council, I believe in proactive leadership, community engagement, and future-minded planning. My goal is to look beyond just the dollar signs to understand how the city’s ordinances and budget affect all of us. Once elected, I look forward to collaborating with my fellow council members to find practical, tangible solutions to the issues our city faces.
Priority 1 · Submitted by the campaign, unedited
Keeping Radcliff affordable for the people who live and work here.
Priority 2 · Submitted by the campaign, unedited
Investing in our infrastructure as Hardin County continues to grow.
Priority 3 · Submitted by the campaign, unedited
Spending our resources wisely to prioritize staying out of debt.
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