James Wesley Pedigo
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City
What this office does: The city council is the City of Cave City's legislative body; its members are elected citywide to two-year terms.
Nonpartisan; vote for up to six.
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Proposed Cave City's one-year moratorium on data centers
News coverage · Glasgow News 1 (WCLU) · May 12, 2026 · wcluradio.com
“Cline again motioned that the city place a one-year moratorium on the approval of heavy industry moving to the city”
Supports board of adjustments review for proposed data centers
News coverage · WBKO · May 13, 2026 · wbko.com
“which is a conditional use property where they’d have to go in front of a board of adjustments to hear public output”
Voted for a one-year moratorium on data centers
News coverage · WBKO · May 21, 2026 · wbko.com
“Council members Leticia Cline, Clifton Parsley, Andrew Bagshaw and Ronald Coffey voted yes”
Proposed reviewing employees' use of city-owned vehicles
News coverage · Glasgow News 1 (WCLU) · Sep 15, 2026 · wcluradio.com
“Council member Ronald Coffey suggested a review of how some city employees are using city-owned vehicles.”
Voted for a one-year moratorium on data centers
News coverage · WBKO · May 21, 2026 · wbko.com
“Council members Leticia Cline, Clifton Parsley, Andrew Bagshaw and Ronald Coffey voted yes”
Opposes allowing data centers in Cave City
News coverage · WBKO · May 21, 2026 · wbko.com
“We want to prevent data centers completely trying to come within our community”
Voted against the one-year data center moratorium
News coverage · WBKO · May 21, 2026 · wbko.com
“Councilman, Denny Doyle, cast the lone dissenting vote.”
Voted for zoning rules regulating data centers
News coverage · Glasgow News 1 (WCLU) · May 12, 2026 · wcluradio.com
“which was rejected 1-4 with councilman Denny Doyle being the solitary vote to adopt the restrictions”
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