MIDA hires new boss 2 months after approving controversial Box Elder County data center project
The Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) approved the Stratos data center complex in Box Elder County, a decision that generated significant public backlash and protests. Two months after this controversial approval, MIDA has appointed a new leader.
The Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) recently approved the Stratos data center complex in Box Elder County, Utah. This decision has sparked widespread public opposition, including protests held at the Capitol in Salt Lake City, indicating significant community backlash against the project.
Following the controversial approval of the data center, MIDA has announced the hiring of a new boss. This leadership change comes two months after the project's green light, amidst ongoing public debate and scrutiny over the development.