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Data Centers, AI, Security, and the Risks Warren County Should Consider
Recent articles highlight differing perspectives on the data center debate, emphasizing cybersecurity and community impact. Concerns about technological risks and infrastructure demands raise questions about future planning, regulatory standards, and local financial implications regarding data centers. Read More
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Progress on County Policy, and Two Details Worth Clarifying
At the September 15 Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting, I welcomed progress on social media and economic development policies while asking for clearer records of deleted comments and a precise timeframe for a 200,000-gallon water request. Read More
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Proffers And Public Benefit
Rezone 28 parcels: Residential-1 to Commercial. Diamond Ridge & Emerald Lane. I supported new commercial development and economic activity while asking whether the proposed fifteen-cents-per-square-foot contribution would meaningfully support the property’s future needs or simply function as a small one-time payment. Read More
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The Day After Royalty
After the royal visit, I returned downtown for a Chamber of Commerce meeting where business leaders shared stories about meeting the King and Queen. With the barricades gone, discussion shifted toward workforce development, economic growth, & the future of the region. Read More
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Accountability Before Adjustment
Royal Examiner: Letter supports a 10-cent tax increase amid audit uncertainty, then documents rapid follow-up exchanges, evolving proposals, and questions around reserve use, financial transparency, and process—highlighting the importance of verified data, consistent information, and structured decision-making before final budget actions. Read More
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Tourism Website Discussion vs Reality
Public comment highlights gaps between Warren County’s tourism website and reality, including broken pages, missing businesses, and lack of agritourism content. A review prompted by earlier discussions reveals inconsistencies in representation, execution, and the site’s effectiveness as a tourism tool. Read More