As commissioner, Rebecca will be a champion for Kenton County families and the business community.

Meet Rebecca Reckers

Rebecca moved to the Northern Kentucky area over 17 years ago. She and her husband (Lloyd graduate), Ted Reckers, reside in Erlanger with their 6-year-old son Hawthorne.

Rebecca is a devout Christian. She and her family attend Lakeside Christian Church.

She holds a Bachelor of Science from Wright State University and earned her Master of Business Administration from Northern Kentucky University. Norse up! Rebecca has worked for over 18 years as a risk management and compliance leader in the financial services industry.

She is currently serving her fourth two-year term on the Erlanger City Council, where she has built a proven track record in tax rate reductions, public safety advocacy, and strong fiscal responsibility.

Rebecca founded the Erlanger Small Business Task Force in 2019 and has served as chairwoman since inception. This task force has helped create match grant programs to tackle blight, demolition, and economic development and have led to over a million dollars in reinvestment by the Erlanger business community.

She has served as chairwoman of the Erlanger ad hoc budget committee since it was established in 2021, adding additional due diligence to the budget process.

Throughout her time in public service, she has worked persistently to make her community a thriving hub for attractive living, working, commerce, and raising future generations.

Rebecca is compassionate and exhibits strong dedication for people by supporting nonprofit organizations in the community that work to end homelessness and to break the cycle of poverty.

Rebecca is a lifelong Republican, passionate about grassroots efforts and the protection of individual liberties. She is 100% pro-life and pro-Second Amendment.

As commissioner, Rebecca will be a champion for Kenton County families and the business community.

On the Issues

“I’m Rebecca Reckers and I’m running for Kenton County Commissioner because our community needs fresh conservative representation with a proven track record for pragmatic problem solving, strong fiscal policy, and compassionate leadership.”