Complaint alleges leaders violated open government laws in data center talks
A formal complaint has been filed against three Franklin County Board of Supervisors members, accusing them of violating Virginia's open government laws. The complaint stems from discussions surrounding a potential data center project. The case has been transferred to the Lynchburg Commonwealth's Attorney for review.
A formal complaint has been lodged against three members of the Franklin County Board of Supervisors in Virginia, alleging violations of the state's open government laws.
The complaint specifically targets their discussions concerning a proposed data center project, accusing the supervisors of keeping the public uninformed about key decisions.
Initially filed with the Franklin County Commonwealth's Attorney, the case has since been transferred for review to the Lynchburg Commonwealth's Attorney.