(LISTEN): State Rep. Don Mayhew (R-Crocker) appears on "Wake Up Missouri"
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State Rep. Don Mayhew discusses the push for a special legislative session on data centers amid local governance concerns.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe (R) says he will not call a special legislative session on data centers. State Rep. Don Mayhew (R-Crocker) and at least 15 of his House colleagues want to see a special session. Governor Mike Kehoe was live Wednesday on 939 the Eagle's “Wake Up Missouri." Governor Kehoe says safeguards are already in place under Senate Bill 4, saying that law ensures that large energy users pay for what they are going to use. The governor also says decisions on data centers are local decisions made by local elected officials. Representative Mayhew was live this morning on "Wake Up Missouri" and says he's hearing a lot of voter interest about data centers as he goes door-to-door. Mayhew also has concerns about water:
People in this episode
Guest: Don Mayhew
Topics covered
- data centers
- legislative session
- local governance
- voter interest
- energy policy
Keywords
- data centers
- Missouri
- legislative session
- energy users
- voter interest
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Organizations: 939 the Eagle, Senate Bill 4
Places: Missouri, Crocker
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