Data center moratorium

Urged adoption of the moratorium, saying no Kentuckian she's met wants a data center and that the region is watching what Bowling Green does.

Asked the three opponents what they feared discovering in six months and warned that the community is watching how they vote.

Asked those who voted against the pause to reconsider, calling the six-month moratorium due diligence, not anti-business.

Called for a full year, not six months, of due diligence before any data center decisions.

A 76-year resident who argued the regulations address how data centers are built but not whether they should come, and urged the six-month pause.

An Army veteran and lifelong resident who called data centers a unifying, non-partisan issue and asked the majority to listen to constituents.

Called the moratorium the responsible choice and 'the bare minimum,' and criticized commissioners' body language toward opponents.

Invoked past boil-water advisories and power outages, challenged the board to visit a data center, and questioned their readiness.

Called the industry corrupt and asked for six months to close the knowledge gap, predicting she'd have changed her mind after hearing the testimony.