After $750M deal falls through, Pulaski residents discuss data centers
Pulaski County residents gathered in Dublin to discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of data center development after a proposed $750 million project at Commerce Park fell through. The informational session included presentations on the future of data centers in the area.
About 50 Pulaski County residents attended an informational session at the New River Valley Fairgrounds in Dublin following the collapse of a $750 million deal that could have brought a data center to Commerce Park. The meeting focused on the potential advantages and disadvantages of data center development.
Michael Solomon of Virginia’s First and Christopher Lloyd, senior vice president and director of infrastructure and economic development at McGuireWoods Consulting, were among those involved in presenting information. Residents questioned officials and considered the county’s future approach to data center development.