Morrisey’s data center plan includes local involvement. West Virginia communities are still in the dark.
West Virginia Attorney General Morrisey's data center plan, which supposedly includes local involvement, is still unclear to communities across the state. Residents in Davis, Tucker County, are actively protesting a proposed data center, highlighting the lack of transparency and local input on such projects.
West Virginia Attorney General Morrisey's plan for data center development in the state is reportedly designed to include local involvement, but communities, including Mason County, remain largely uninformed about its specifics. This lack of transparency has sparked concern among residents.
In Tucker County, the group Tucker United recently protested a proposed data center on land outside of Davis. Activists Maggie Lutz, Becky Cantrell, and KB Behrens were among those demonstrating. This ongoing opposition underscores the public's desire for more information and involvement in data center projects affecting their localities.