## Who I Am
I am a mom, a Nicholasville native, and an active community member.

Caitlin Lamb for Nicholasville City Commissioner – Life With Caitie

I have previously worked with small businesses and event organizers through blogs and consultations. I earned my associate’s degree from BCTC and my Bachelor of Science in mass media communications in ’24 while juggling being a new mom.

I earned my associate’s degree from BCTC and my Bachelor of Science in mass media communications in ’24 while juggling being a new mom. I am married and love my little family so much, and I just want our community to improve and be better for our children and their generation.

Caitlin Lamb is a Nicholasville native. She earned an associate's degree from BCTC and a Bachelor of Science in mass media communications in 2024. She is married and a mother.

Caitlin Lamb earned an associate's degree from Bluegrass Community and Technical College and a bachelor's degree in mass media communications. She is a married mother.

I am a mom, a Nicholasville native, and an active community member. I have previously worked with small businesses and event organizers through blogs and consultations.

Caitlin Lamb previously worked with small businesses and event organizers by writing blogs and providing consultations.

Caitlin has experience working with small businesses and event organizers through blogs and consultations.

2026 Kentucky General Election

SignatoriesThese candidates have signed the pledge to Demand Data Center Accountability. 
Each candidate listed below has committed to:

Call for an indefinite moratorium on new data centers in the Commonwealth of Kentucky

Reject campaign contributions from data center developers, operators, and lobbyists

Signatories — DDCA

Call for an indefinite moratorium on new data centers in the Commonwealth of Kentucky

Reject campaign contributions from data center developers, operators, and lobbyists

Commit to work towards a common standard for data center regulation at the highest levels...

Calls for an indefinite moratorium on new data centers in Kentucky.

Supports developing statewide standards for data center regulation.

- Calls for an indefinite moratorium on new data centers in Kentucky.
- Supports developing statewide standards for data center regulation.

Energy & the Environment

Residents Over Developers:

• Infrastructure First: I am proposing a Concurrency Requirement – a development cannot be approved unless the necessary infrastructure (roads, schools, etc.) is already in place – for ex.: if the road can’t handle 100 more cars, we don’t build 100 more houses until the roads can handle 100 more houses! (Proposing this Summer!)

• Residents Over Developers – Growth isn’t necessarily negative, but all this unplanned growth has been a nightmare. We need development that respects green space, reduces flooding risks, improves traffic flow, and doesn’t overwhelm our neighborhoods. I want to help make sure future planning benefits residents first, not just the builders/developers.

Preserving our rural areas isn’t just about the aesthetics. It’s about sustaining the character that makes Nicholasville, and Jessamine County as a whole, a place families want to call home. I want to protect some of our green spaces and our local farms from being swallowed up by developers – so the next generation can enjoy the same town we fell in love with.

The Election Diaries – Caitlin Lamb for City Commissioner – Life With Caitie

Proposes requiring necessary infrastructure before approving new development.

Advocates development that preserves green space, reduces flood risks, improves traffic flow, and does not overwhelm neighborhoods.

Wants to protect green spaces and local farms from development.

- Proposes requiring necessary infrastructure before approving new development.
- Advocates development that preserves green space, reduces flood risks, improves traffic flow, and does not overwhelm neighborhoods.
- Wants to protect green spaces and local farms from development.

Housing & Urban Development

• Safety Matters – Our parks, skate park, and community areas should be places kids can enjoy safely, not spots parents feel they have to avoid. I want to work with our police, local groups, and city departments to improve maintenance, increase visibility, and create youth friendly programs that actually keep kids engaged and off the streets.

With so many scams targeting our seniors and families today, I want to find more ways on how the city can host simple, accessible classes that teach us how to spot a phishing attempt or a phone scam before it’s too late – even if we could allow groups focused on this, to use city space to inform citizens of these dangers, that would be a great thing to look into.

Plans to work with police, local groups, and city departments on maintenance, visibility, and youth programs in parks and community areas.

Wants the city to offer accessible classes to help residents identify phishing attempts and phone scams.

- Plans to work with police, local groups, and city departments on maintenance, visibility, and youth programs in parks and community areas.
- Wants the city to offer accessible classes to help residents identify phishing attempts and phone scams.

Public Safety

• Accessibility/Transparency – Many of you mentioned not always feeling heard or as informed as you all would like to be. As Commissioner, I will push for clear communication, easier access to information, which includes both online and offline efforts. I also want to make it easier for community members to speak during our city commission meetings.

More Transparency:

• Accessible Workshops: I’ll push to live-stream and archive all city workshops so you’re never out of the loop.

• Local & Small Business Growth – This town needs more locally owned businesses to shop from. I want to help make it a smoother process for local businesses to establish and operate in Nicholasville.

Plans to expand access to city information and make it easier for residents to speak at city commission meetings.

Plans to livestream and archive city workshops.

Wants to make it easier for local businesses to establish and operate in Nicholasville.

- Plans to expand access to city information and make it easier for residents to speak at city commission meetings.
- Plans to livestream and archive city workshops.
- Wants to make it easier for local businesses to establish and operate in Nicholasville.

Public Services

Roads and Local Economy:

• Applying Pressure: A “State Road Dashboard” to hold Frankfort/the State accountable for delays on roads and projects, such as US-27 and KY-29. (Will take State cooperation!)

Proposes a State Road Dashboard to track and hold state officials accountable for delays on road projects including U.S. 27 and Kentucky Route 29.

- Proposes a State Road Dashboard to track and hold state officials accountable for delays on road projects including U.S. 27 and Kentucky Route 29.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Caitlin Lamb

Opposes city actions that support the development of a mega data center in Nicholasville.

As of October 6, 2026, Caitlin Lamb’s website did not contain information on this issue.

As of October 6, 2026, Caitlin LAMB’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Caitlin LAMB

## My Stance on Data Centers
Data Centers may have been around for a while, but there is no reason we need as many as our nation has seen pop up here recently in the last year alone. I will not vote in favor on matters that support the development of a mega data center in Nicholasville, and I would encourage and do highly encourage County Leaders to follow suit when making decisions that have a real impact on our residents here in Jessamine County, Kentucky.

- Opposes city actions that support the development of a mega data center in Nicholasville.

- Wants the city to offer accessible classes to help residents identify phishing attempts and phone scams.

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- Your city commission is made up of four elected city commissioners and a mayor. Together, they share the legislative and executive duties of the city government. In some cities, they also have administrative powers. 
- The city commission is responsible for the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- The city commission passes and enforces city laws, oversees all departments of the city government, and passes the city budget.
- Most cities in Kentucky hold nonpartisan elections for city officials. City commission members serve two-year terms and elections are held in even-numbered years. 

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