Rebecca currently resides in Erlanger, with her husband and child. She earned a bachelor's degree from Wright State University and a master's degree in business administration from Northern Kentucky University.

As of September 19, 2024, Rebecca Reckers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Rebecca Reckers has served on the Erlanger City Council since 2018. She has chaired the Small Business Task Force.

As of August 20, 2024, Rebecca Reckers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes in addressing urban decay and improving community aesthetics through the Blight Task Force, which was active from 2019 to 2020 before being dissolved.

- Believes in addressing urban decay and improving community aesthetics through the Blight Task Force, which was active from 2019 to 2020 before being dissolved.

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports the addition of School Resource Officers and fair compensation increases to attract quality candidates.

Believes police K-9s are more beneficial than body cameras for public safety.

- Supports the addition of School Resource Officers and fair compensation increases to attract quality candidates.
- Believes police K-9s are more beneficial than body cameras for public safety.

Public Safety

Education

Plans to work with the Small Business Task Force to incorporate site readiness into grant programs.

- Plans to work with the Small Business Task Force to incorporate site readiness into grant programs.

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Rebecca Reckers

Rebecca Reckers currently resides in Erlanger, with her husband and child. She holds a Bachelor of Science from Wright State University and a Master of Business Administration from Northern Kentucky University.

Rebecca Reckers is currently a councilwoman in Erlanger and has worked as a finance professional for over 15 years. She has served on various task forces and committees, including the Small Business Task Force, Ad Hoc Budget Committee, and Finance and Economic Development Committee.

Rebecca Reckers has served on the Erlanger City Council since 2018. She has been a member of various committees, including the Finance and Economic Development Committee, Ad Hoc Budget Committee, and has chaired the Small Business Task Force.

Supports non-profit organizations that aim to end homelessness and poverty.

Served as an alternate appointment for Planning and Development Services of Kenton County from 2019 to 2020.

As a city council member, helped create grant programs to address urban blight, demolition, and economic development.

Supports the removal of blighted properties and improvements in urban development.

Promises to support capital projects that enhance city infrastructure, including roads, sidewalks, and parks.

Believes capital projects are essential to a community.

Supports law enforcement and first responders, and as councilwoman, advocated for a replacement ambulance for the EMS department.

Promises to continue advocating for police, first responders, and community safety.

Supports advocating for public safety in Erlanger and addressing the needs of police and first responders.

As a council member, voted to lower taxes every fiscal year served.

Believes taxes are "always a hot button for discussion."

Promises to maintain transparency and responsibly manage taxpayer funds.

Believes transparency and accountability are crucial for economic stability and growth.

Believes local tax dollars should be used to secure essential resources for the community.

As a member of the Finance and Economic Development Committee and Ad Hoc Budget Committee, helped pass "one of the toughest budgets in Erlanger’s history."

Wants to create a "climate of accountability" for citizens.

As chairwoman of the Small Business Task Force, helped pass a match-grant proposal to improve the façades of businesses older than 10 years in Erlanger.

As a city council member, organized a campaign with CincyShirts to raise money for financially impacted Erlanger small businesses during the pandemic.

Served on the Farmer’s Market Task Force in 2022.

As a city official, organized an event with TriEd and the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development to promote underutilized tax credits for Kentucky businesses.

Served as chairwoman of the Small Business Task Force since 2019.

Serves on the Ad Hoc budget committee since 2021.

Served on the Finance and Economic Development Committee, which was dissolved after the 2020 term.

Rebecca Reckers currently resides in Erlanger. She is married to Ted Reckers, and they have one child. She holds a Bachelor of Science from Wright State University and a Master of Business Administration from Northern Kentucky University.

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