A number of people in Rural Hall do not want a data center
Over 100 residents in Rural Hall, NC, gathered at a town hall meeting to express strong opposition to a proposed data center development. The plan involves constructing four buildings on 128 acres for data storage. A decision on the project is not expected for several months.
Over 100 residents of Rural Hall, North Carolina, recently packed into the community's town hall to voice their strong opposition to a proposed data center project. The development plan involves constructing four large buildings dedicated to data storage across 128 acres of land within the small community.
Local news outlet WFMY News 2 reported on the gathering, noting that the overwhelming majority of attendees were against the proposed data center. The decision-making process for the project is expected to take several months, with the news station committing to provide updates to the public.