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Colorado data center fight heads to Brighton next as opposition grows
News ClipThe Colorado Sun·Brighton, Weld County, CO

Colorado data center fight heads to Brighton next as opposition grows

Opponents of a proposed eight-building data center in Brighton are urging the City Council to impose a temporary moratorium on approvals. Weld County activists are also circulating petitions seeking voter referendums on Global AI's proposed project and future data center developments, citing concerns about water use, electricity demand, noise, transparency and pollution.

10/5/2026
Residents pack Thornton library to voice concerns about data centers in Adams County
News ClipDenver7·Thornton, Adams County, CO

Residents pack Thornton library to voice concerns about data centers in Adams County

Approximately 100 Adams County residents gathered in Thornton to express concerns about data centers, citing issues such as excessive water and power usage, noise, and environmental impact. The meeting also highlighted potential conflicts of interest among elected officials involved with utility companies. Commerce City Council is set to consider a 6-month moratorium on data center site development following these community discussions.

8/22/2026
Residents pack Thornton library to voice concerns about data centers
News Clip3:49Denver7·Thornton, Adams County, CO

Residents pack Thornton library to voice concerns about data centers

Residents in Thornton, Adams County, Colorado, gathered to express significant concerns about data center developments, focusing on water usage, potential electricity rate increases, and noise. Similar opposition was seen at a Brighton City Council meeting, with residents urging action. Commerce City is also considering a six-month moratorium on data centers amidst these discussions.

8/22/2026