Activists credited for blocking data center in Clinton Township, Pennsylvania, now seek state office
This article praises Kyle Devlin and Dominique Azzollini for their role in successfully opposing data center construction in Clinton Township, Wayne County, Pennsylvania. Their efforts led to the prevention of a data center project, and they are now running for state representative positions, advocating for community interests against powerful development. The author encourages voting for them as a way to
The article commends Kyle Devlin and Dominique Azzollini for their significant contributions to local residents in Wayne County, Pennsylvania, specifically their role in opposing data center construction.
Beginning in June 2026, when data center development threatened Clinton Township and was deemed "inevitable" by politicians, Devlin and Azzollini joined residents in resisting the project. They consistently attended Clinton Township meetings and others in their districts, supporting the community's efforts against the proposed development.
Their determined resistance was instrumental in "ousting the 'sure thing' center," thereby preventing what they believed would be a severe degradation of life for Clinton community residents. Subsequently, both Devlin and Azzollini were observed at Berlin Township supervisors meetings, sharing insights gained from their experience in Clinton Township regarding data center issues.
The author advocates for voters to support Kyle Devlin for PA state representative in the 111th district and Dominique Azzollini for PA state representative in the 139th district in the upcoming November 3 election, citing their dedication to constituents and their willingness to address local concerns, unlike other politicians who allegedly avoided the data center issue.