Renee Wilson

Renee Wilson is a loving mother, Deaconess, and Missionary with 40+years of serving KY communities. She is a retired Legal Secretary and has been a Voter Empowerment and Election Poll Worker for 25+ years! Renee enjoys time with family/friends, serving on campaigns, and helping others. She was honored as a Hometown Hero and Community Hero for Missionary service helping folk and families w/food, serving as a Boys/Girls Scouts volunteer, teaching Sunday School, and creating a Bus Stop outreach helping people using public transportation with hats, scarves, gloves in the winter and providing cold bottled water and handheld fans in the summer. She graduated from Kenton County and Erlanger’s Government Academies. As a member of KFTC (Kentuckians for the Commonwealth) and NAACP she advocates for every member in NKY and our Commonwealth. She is a Commonwealth Ambassador who was named a NKY Woman Who Leads! As a Commonwealth Ambassador, school volunteer, a loving church and community leader, and the first person of Color elected to the Erlanger City Council, Councilwoman Renee Wilson is invested in helping every member in her community and the Commonwealth thrive. She is honored and excited to be a member of the Emerge Kentucky Class of 2023!

Renee Wilson | Emerge Kentucky

Renee Wilson graduated from Kenton County and Erlanger’s Government Academies. She is a mother, deaconess, and missionary.

Renee Wilson - Emerge Kentucky

Renee Wilson is a loving mother, Deaconess, and Missionary with 40+years of serving KY communities. She is a retired Legal Secretary and has been a Voter Empowerment and Election Poll Worker for 25+ years! Renee enjoys time with family/friends, serving on campaigns, and helping others.

Renee Wilson is a retired legal secretary.

RENEE WILSON
COUNCILWOMAN
NUMBER OF TERMS SERVED ON CITY COUNCIL
Third Term of Two Years
Six Years of Service
MOST NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PROJECTS LED

CITY COUNCIL – City of Erlanger

Renee Wilson serves on the Erlanger City Council and is in her third two-year term, with six years of service.

CITY COUNCIL - City of Erlanger

Renee serves on the Erlanger City Council and is in her third two-year term, with six years of service.

2026 Kentucky General Election

That kind of conversation, Wilson said after the meeting, is what a diversity task force is about.
“To open that door, to let it be known that you can be a part of it,” Wilson said. “And it’s open for all of the community. You don’t have to have a PhD or be in the political realm. If you have a concern, you can be a part of it.”

Erlanger brings back task force to discuss diversity, inclusion - LINK nky

GOALS FOR 2025/2026 COUNCIL TERM
Support improvement of Erlanger parks, roads, and sidewalks.
Support Erlanger businesses through economic growth and development.
Promote Education and Public Service.
Support a fiscally responsible budget that lowers property taxes and improves our city.
Continue to help make Erlanger a welcoming, healthy, safe, great place to work and live!

Advocates for open community participation in diversity task force discussions.

- Advocates for open community participation in diversity task force discussions.
- Supports improving Erlanger parks.

Public Services

As of September 15, 2026, Renee Wilson did not have a website or any information online.

Housing & Urban Development

Councilwoman Wilson graduated from the Kenton County and Erlanger Government Academies. She worked across city and party lines advocating with Elsmere City Councilwoman Owen and other leaders for transportation that resulted in the #10 TANK bus pilot helping Erlanger and Elsmere residents, students, workers, and businesses, and she served on the Erlanger Race Relations & Diversity Task Force that created legislation supporting fairness and inclusion in the city.

Advocated for the #10 TANK bus pilot serving Erlanger and Elsmere residents, students, workers, and businesses.

Supports improving Erlanger roads and sidewalks.

- Advocated for the #10 TANK bus pilot serving Erlanger and Elsmere residents, students, workers, and businesses.
- Supports improving Erlanger roads and sidewalks.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Public Safety

Education

Supports a fiscally responsible budget that lowers property taxes.

- Supports a fiscally responsible budget that lowers property taxes.

Economy

Renee Wilson

As of September 15, 2026, Renee Wilson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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- City council members make up the legislative body of the city's government and are responsible for the public's health, safety, and welfare. Its legislative duties include enacting ordinances, levying taxes, and adopting a budget. 
- The city council has the authority to investigate all activities of the city government and its employees. 
- City councils in Kentucky typically have between 6 and 12 council members. They serve two-year terms except in Louisville and Lexington where some members serve four-year terms. 
- Council members can be elected to represent a single district or the city at-large. Elections take place in even-numbered years. 

Passes laws and regulations for your city.