The developer seeking to build a “hyperscale” data center in Fort Meade has made what appears to be its first political donation in Florida... A search of state election records found no other contributions made by Fort Meade LLC.
Despite passionate statements of opposition at public meetings, Fort Meade residents could not persuade city commissioners to halt plans for a massive data center ... It is thought to be the first recall effort ever undertaken in Fort Meade.
Two leaders of the grassroots group Watchdogs of Fort Meade, George McNerney and Raul Alfonso, were joined by plaintiffs Michael Bennett, Michele McLaughlin-Raney and Katelyn McDaniel in filing a ...
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Data centers, such as the “hyperscale” facility planned for Fort Meade, draw opposition on various grounds ...The developers of the planned data center in Fort Meade, though, say that their facility will not require vast supplies of water.
This is nowhere near the kind of scale like the Fort Meade proposal," Sherrouse said ... By comparison, proposed Fort Meade data center is more than seven times that size at 4.4 million square feet.
FORTE MEADE — All third-year Auburndale head football coach Antonio Thomas wanted to do was evaluate his unproven guys headed into the spring games versus Manatee and Fort Meade Thursday at Fort Meade High School.
Fort Meade residents deserve answers on data center. As chairman of the Polk CountyRepublican Party, I do not support the proposed data center in Fort Meade ... Fort Meade residents deserve clear answers before their community is asked to carry the risk.
After months of hearing from angry residents, Fort Meade city commissioners have now heard Florida’s governor criticize their approval of a controversial data center ...Watts has served on Fort Meade’s CityCommission since 2000.
Jay Collins has laid out broad plans for the state's future regulation of artificial intelligence while supporting Fort Meade officials in reconsidering their approval to build the state's first hyperscale data center.
Many residents who have spoken at recent Fort Meade meetings consider a proposed data center a threat to health and safety. Now, Fort Meade’s city manager warns that critics are using threatening language.