About Simpsonville, KY
I moved to Simpsonville in December 2021, looking for a fresh start for my son and me. What I found was a community that looks out for one another, neighbors who notice when something isn't right and show up for each other without being asked. This is a city worth investing in, and I'm running for City Commissioner because I want to help lead it into its next chapter.
Community Highlights
Growing, Family-Centered
Simpsonville, KY continues to grow year over year, and a strong share of that growth is families choosing to put down roots here. That growth means opportunity, and it means responsibility to plan wisely for the future.
The Outlet Shoppes of the Bluegrass
One of the region's most recognizable destinations, the Outlet Shoppes bring visitors and economic activity to Simpsonville, alongside the everyday small businesses that make this city feel like home.
Parks & Community Spaces
From local parks to community gathering spaces, Simpsonville residents value having room to connect, play, and build relationships with their neighbors.
Honoring Those Who Served
With a meaningful veteran population calling Simpsonville home, this community carries a deep respect for service and sacrifice, something I carry into my own commitment to public service.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Simpsonville, Kentucky has a population of approximately 3,062 residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
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Simpsonville is located in Shelby County, Kentucky.
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Kesia Hatcher is a candidate for Simpsonville City Commissioner. She has a background in public health, social work, and nonprofit leadership as founder of Hatching House Mentoring Services.
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Simpsonville is known for the Outlet Shoppes of the Bluegrass, its growing family population, and its close-knit, small-town community in Shelby County.
