BGSU institute plans data center town hall
Bowling Green State University will host a town hall on data centers, community impacts and sustainability in Northwest Ohio. The event will feature speakers with backgrounds in township affairs, industrial hygiene, environmental health and engineering.
Bowling Green State University’s Institute for the Study of Culture and Society plans to hold a public town hall in Bowling Green on data centers, community issues and sustainability in Northwest Ohio. The event will take place at the Veteran’s Building at City Park and is open to attendees.
Scheduled speakers include Ohio Township Association Executive Director Kyle A. Brooks, industrial hygienists Tammy K. Clark and Kristen Meghan Kelly, engineering consultant Stephen E. Petty, and Maumee Mayor Chelsea Ziss. The article does not identify a specific data center project or announce a government decision.