Lebanon residents disrupted by light, noise from Meta data center project

Residents in Lebanon are facing significant disruption due to the ongoing construction of Meta's massive Leap District data center. The project, which spans 1500 acres and includes 10 data centers across 13 buildings, is generating bright lights that are visible for miles and constant noise, making it difficult for neighbors to sleep. Concerned residents are appealing for "some courtesy," specifically requesting that the construction lights be turned off when workers are not actively on site. They argue that the impact on their daily lives is being overlooked, despite Meta's claims that the project will contribute significantly to local tax revenue and provide support for schools and non-profit organizations. 13 News has contacted Meta for a response regarding the lighting concerns and awaits an update.