Dubuque holds public meeting on data center ordinance
The City of Dubuque held a public input session with residents to discuss a potential data center ordinance. Assistant City Manager Cori Burbach emphasized the importance of diverse perspectives in shaping the city's future policies. A second public meeting is scheduled for July 27th.
Leaders in Dubuque, Iowa, recently held a public input meeting to gather residents' thoughts on shaping a potential data center ordinance for the city. This session aimed to allow Dubuque residents to share their perspectives before the ordinance development process advanced.
Assistant City Manager Cori Burbach explained that these conversations are vital for the city's future and that all experiences and viewpoints shared are equally important, acknowledging that everyone in the room has a different experience to contribute. For those who missed the initial meeting, the City of Dubuque has scheduled a second public input meeting for Monday, July 27th, at the Grand River Center.