Wrightstown residents vote no on data center referendum
Residents in Wrightstown, Wisconsin, overwhelmingly voted against municipal support for large-scale data center developments in a recent referendum. 90% of voters rejected the proposal, indicating strong community opposition. The village administrator noted that residents appreciated the opportunity to weigh in on the issue.
Residents of Wrightstown, Wisconsin, have decisively rejected municipal support for large-scale data center developments within or near their community. A referendum question on a recent ballot saw an overwhelming 90% of residents vote against the village providing assistance or support for such projects.
The village administrator confirmed that community meetings regarding the issue were well-attended, and many residents expressed gratitude that the board allowed them to participate in the decision-making process through the referendum. This vote signals strong local opposition to further data center expansion in the area.