Georgia Southern to host data center forums.
Georgia Southern University will host three free public forums in Statesboro to gather community input on data center development. Residents will discuss where data centers should be allowed and what conditions should apply to future projects.
Georgia Southern University is organizing three public forums in October focused on the future of data centers in Statesboro and Bulloch County. The first forum is scheduled at the Honey Bowen Building, with additional meetings on Oct. 22 and Oct. 27 at locations across Statesboro.
The forums are intended to give residents an opportunity to weigh in on potential data center locations and the conditions that should govern their construction. The announcement describes community discussions but does not identify a specific data center project or a government decision.