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City of Craig reveals prior contact with Toto Labs — withdraws letter of support
News ClipCraigDailyPress.com·Craig, Moffat County, CO

City of Craig reveals prior contact with Toto Labs — withdraws letter of support

The City of Craig, Colorado, has withdrawn a letter of support for Toto Labs' data center development evaluation, admitting it bypassed public City Council process. This move comes as Moffat County faces similar scrutiny over data center discussions and is considering a moratorium on development while reviewing zoning regulations. Both local governments are addressing concerns about transparency in early-stage development discussions.

8/12/2026
Moffat County commissioners discuss data center moratorium, address transparency questions
News ClipCraigDailyPress.com·Moffat County, CO

Moffat County commissioners discuss data center moratorium, address transparency questions

Moffat County commissioners openly discussed proposing a moratorium on data center development due to strong public opposition and concerns over transparency. Commissioners Bohrer and Broom expressed support for a pause to gather information and ensure community buy-in. Residents criticized county officials, including Commission Chair Melody Villard, for not disclosing prior conversations with companies like Pure-Green and Toto Labs, despite Villard's defense of their handling of preliminary economic development inquiries.

8/12/2026
Moffat County names data center interests, confirms meetings with officials
News ClipCraigDailyPress.com·Moffat County, CO

Moffat County names data center interests, confirms meetings with officials

Moffat County residents expressed strong opposition to data center development during a Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. The county identified Pure-Green and Toto as companies interested in the Trapper area, raising questions about transparency as officials had previously stated no specific projects were driving a regulatory review process. County officials clarified that contacts with these companies were preliminary and exploratory, but documents showing county willingness to examine zoning for Pure-Green's project were found in public records prior to the meeting.

8/7/2026