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Falmouth City Council · Nov 3, 2026

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Anthony Cox, the incumbent, is running for Falmouth City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 8 candidates are running for 6 seats.

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Background

About: Member of the Falmouth City Council.
Party: Nonpartisan race. Kentucky Secretary of State · Nov 3, 2026

The City Council candidates on the ballot are Juanita Thornton Hughes, Craig Owen, Anthony Cox, Amanda R. Moore, Eric Love, Steven Jenkins, George Smith and Stephen "Red" Gales Jr. Kentucky Secretary of State · Nov 3, 2026

On the record: Anthony Cox

11 sourced

01Water and sewer rates2 sourced positions

Gave the council a water and sewer rate proposal in May 2026 under which in-city residential rates would not rise and out-of-city customers would take the highest increase.
Own statementCity of Falmouth · May 28, 2026 Link
Voted yes on Ordinance 2026:4, setting separate water and sewer rates for customers inside and outside the city (passed 5-0, June 2026).
Council voteCity of Falmouth · Jun 18, 2026 Link How the council voted

02City employees3 sourced positions

Said in January 2026 that two weeks of paid parental leave would be a realistic starting point for city employees.
Own statementCity of Falmouth · Jan 8, 2026 Link
Voted yes on Municipal Order 1.8.26-1, a parental leave policy for city employees (approved unanimously, Jan. 2026).
Council voteCity of Falmouth · Jan 8, 2026 Link How the council voted
Proposed a pay scale for each city position for the council to review in August 2026.
Own statementCity of Falmouth · Aug 20, 2026 Link

03City budget2 sourced positions

Voted yes on Ordinance 2026:3, the fiscal year 2026-27 budget (passed 6-0, June 2026).
Council voteCity of Falmouth · Jun 25, 2026 Link How the council voted
Voted yes on giving $3,500 to Kincaid Regional Theatre and $2,500 to the Airport Board from community donations (passed 6-0, July 2026).
Council voteCity of Falmouth · Jul 2, 2026 Link How the council voted

04Streets2 sourced positions

Voted yes on accepting Mago Construction's $534,870 street paving bid (passed 6-0, June 2026).
Council voteCity of Falmouth · Jun 25, 2026 Link How the council voted
Said in July 2026 that he would not feel right changing the paving contract from Mago Construction after Riegler Blacktop, the lowest bidder, asked the council to reconsider.
Own statementCity of Falmouth · Jul 2, 2026 Link

05Sewer plant1 sourced position

Voted yes on accepting the engineer's recommended sewer project bids, including $400,000 from Civil Solutions Associates for the wastewater plant liner (passed 4-0, Sept. 2026).
Council voteCity of Falmouth · Sep 3, 2026 Link How the council voted

06Public safety1 sourced position

Said at the August 20, 2026 council meeting that he disagrees with AI cameras.
Own statementCity of Falmouth · Aug 20, 2026 Link

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Anthony Cox: their words and their votes on the same issue

Water rates

In their words

Gave the council a water and sewer rate proposal in May 2026 under which in-city residential rates would not rise and out-of-city customers would take the highest increase.
May 28, 2026 ·City of Falmouth · May 28, 2026

On the record

Voted yes on Ordinance 2026:4, setting separate water and sewer rates for customers inside and outside the city (passed 5-0, June 2026).
Jun 18, 2026 ·City of Falmouth · Jun 18, 2026

Parental leave

In their words

Said in January 2026 that two weeks of paid parental leave would be a realistic starting point for city employees.
Jan 8, 2026 ·City of Falmouth · Jan 8, 2026

On the record

Voted yes on Municipal Order 1.8.26-1, a parental leave policy for city employees (approved unanimously, Jan. 2026).
Jan 8, 2026 ·City of Falmouth · Jan 8, 2026

Streets

In their words

Said in July 2026 that he would not feel right changing the paving contract from Mago Construction after Riegler Blacktop, the lowest bidder, asked the council to reconsider.
Jul 2, 2026 ·City of Falmouth · Jul 2, 2026

On the record

Voted yes on accepting Mago Construction's $534,870 street paving bid (passed 6-0, June 2026).
Jun 25, 2026 ·City of Falmouth · Jun 25, 2026

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