Faith, family, finance, and fun through sports have been the hallmark of Bill Leavell’s life. While at Waggener, Bill played football and basketball, and found his lifelong sport to be golf. It was late May in Bill’s senior year when both the boys and girl’s teams simultaneously on the same two days won the golf state championship. Their teams were honored at the 50th anniversary of that accomplishment by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association with each team member receiving a medal. It was from that experience where Bill learned that having both teams winning the same year had never been done before in the history of Kentucky High School golf. Bill decided that this was an accomplishment to be celebrated and honored.Bill continued his education at University of Kentucky where he majored in business administration and eventually began a 43 year career as a financial advisor. Bill is married to his wife Sherry and they have two daughters and now soon to be six grandchildren. Bill was actively involved in coaching sports for his daughters and spent many years, both coaching and as a referee, for girl’s lacrosse. Bill is a University of Kentucky Fellow and a member of the UK Kappa Sigma Hall of Fame. He is the treasurer of Wayside Christian mission and is actively involved with taking food and supplies to the homeless during cold winters days.

2024 Waggener Hall of Fame

Bill continued his education at University of Kentucky where he majored in business administration and eventually began a 43 year career as a financial advisor. Bill is married to his wife Sherry and they have two daughters and now soon to be six grandchildren. Bill was actively involved in coaching sports for his daughters and spent many years, both coaching and as a referee, for girl’s lacrosse. Bill is a University of Kentucky Fellow and a member of the UK Kappa Sigma Hall of Fame. He is the treasurer of Wayside Christian mission and is actively involved with taking food and supplies to the homeless during cold winters days.

Bill is married to his wife Sherry and they have two daughters and now soon to be six grandchildren. Bill was actively involved in coaching sports for his daughters and spent many years, both coaching and as a referee, for girl’s lacrosse. Bill is a University of Kentucky Fellow and a member of the UK Kappa Sigma Hall of Fame. He is the treasurer of Wayside Christian mission and is actively involved with taking food and supplies to the homeless during cold winters days.

Bill Leavell studied business administration at the University of Kentucky. He is married to Sherry and has two daughters; at the time of the source, they were soon to have six grandchildren. He is treasurer of Wayside Christian Mission and helps take food and supplies to people experiencing homelessness during the winter.

2024 Waggener Hall of Fame - WHS Alumni Association

Bill Leavell worked as a financial advisor.

Commission and Administration - City of Hurstbourne

Bill is currently a Hurstbourne City Commissioner.

2026 Kentucky General Election

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

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As a city commissioner, seconded the introduction of an ordinance amending rules related to encroachment permits.

As a city commissioner, seconded the introduction of an ordinance amending rules for marked pedestrian and bike lanes.

As a city commissioner, seconded the introduction of an ordinance amending rules related to speed humps.

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ORDINANCE 26-11 AMENDING SECTION 91.01 RELATING TO ENCROACHMENT PERMITS – First Reading
City Attorney John Singler presented for first reading Ordinance 26-11 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 91.01 RELATING TO ENCROACHMENT PERMITS. After brief discussion Commissioner Leahy made a motion to introduce the Ordinance for first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Leavell. Motion passed unanimously.

JULY 14, 2026 - City of Hurstbourne

ORDINANCE 26-10 AMENDING SECTION 70.31 RELATING TO USE OF MARKED PEDESTRIAN & BIKE LANES – First Reading
City Attorney John Singler presented for first reading Ordinance 26-10 AMENDING SECTION 70.31 RELATING TO USE OF MARKED PEDESTRIAN & BIKE LANES. After brief explanations and discussion on modification, Commissioner May made a motion to introduce the Ordinance for first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Leavell. Motion passed unanimously.

ORDINANCE 26-09 AMENDING SECTION 91.49 RELATING TO SPEED HUMPS – First Reading
City Attorney John Singler presented for first reading Ordinance 26-09 AMENDING SECTION 91.49 RELATING TO SPEED HUMPS. After discussion Commissioner Leahy made a motion to introduce the Ordinance for first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Leavell. Motion carried with one Nay from Commissioner May and Commissioner Jackson abstaining.

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