Request Jesup City Council Enact a Data Center Moratorium
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tommy teague
4 hr ago
I fear what will happen to our water table, electric bills, property taxes and environment. The people of the county should have a vote on something as impactful as this.
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Jeremy Sweet
8 hr ago
Invasion of privacy from the cameras. If the argument is it's for safety, I call BS on that. Served in South Korea where there is CCTV cameras everywhere. It still didn't stop crime or thefts. If someone wants to break the law, their going to do it whether there is a camera near by or not. A criminal will still do criminal activity, they'll just figure a way around the cameras. Plus, I have a feeling most folks in Jesup can hold their own. Data centers pollute, it's proven.
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Supporter
8 hr ago
Takes natural resources. Adds a lot of loud noise to the atmosphere.
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Deborah Potter
9 hr ago
Data centers are noisy, drain natural resources, may increase utility costs to residents, offers few jobs, pollutes the land,
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Laura Sweet
9 hr ago
Data Center would be detrimental for Jesup and Wayne County. Also all those flock cameras need to come down. That is a huge privacy issue. Many places are now turning them off and taking them down!
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Adam Lilly
9 hr ago
Lack of Transparency, lack of honesty and what data centers actually provide other than raising eletric bills and using up all of our natural resources, eye sore to look at, as well as dont agree with them in my personal opinion.
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Doyle Taylor
9 hr ago
We need to know the truth around data centers
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Annette Groover
9 hr ago
The noise they make, the water they use, how quickly they are out dated and begin to cause problems that the company says the only way they can alleviate the problems is by updating and expanding!
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Sonja Carter Sonja Carter
9 hr ago
Need the research before not after these data centers are built!
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Alex Thomas
9 hr ago
I care about the wellbeing of my hometown.
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Kaleigh Sellers
11 hr ago
We need to take a stand for what is right in wayne county. The fact is, data centers are bad for us.
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Bill Parker
11 hr ago
No Data center
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Elizabeth Evans
11 hr ago
Elizabeth Evans
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Marion Cox
12 hr ago
Because I don’t want to pay higher electricity bill and I want to keep water flowing to our Spickets
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Laura Zeeb
12 hr ago
NO DATA CENTERS
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Rebecca Bailey
13 hr ago
No to the Data center.
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Lisa Brackin
18 hr ago
This is important to me because I don't want our quality of life to change. The people of Jesup, GA., deserve transparency.
We need industry that will provide jobs for local people for the long term.
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Teresa Reynolds
19 hr ago
Because it will only cause us harm and money. It will not benefit us in any way. They’ve been planning this for at least 3 years and it’s already costing us higher taxes,water bills and power bills. That is my opinion.
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Berry Howell
19 hr ago
This should be voted on by the people.
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Angela Batten
19 hr ago
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I'm not totally opposed to a data center, but I am opposed to how this was handled behind closed doors with a couple of Wayne co Commissioners in the know as well as a couple of city officials. I'm also opposed to non disclosure agreements being signed. We truly don't know what will be built or what if any restrictions and guidelines have been placed on the data center. This entire project needs to be tossed out and done openly with public input.
I fear what will happen to our water table, electric bills, property taxes and environment. The people of the county should have a vote on something as impactful as this.
Invasion of privacy from the cameras. If the argument is it's for safety, I call BS on that. Served in South Korea where there is CCTV cameras everywhere. It still didn't stop crime or thefts. If someone wants to break the law, their going to do it whether there is a camera near by or not. A criminal will still do criminal activity, they'll just figure a way around the cameras. Plus, I have a feeling most folks in Jesup can hold their own. Data centers pollute, it's proven.
Takes natural resources. Adds a lot of loud noise to the atmosphere.
Data centers are noisy, drain natural resources, may increase utility costs to residents, offers few jobs, pollutes the land,
Data Center would be detrimental for Jesup and Wayne County. Also all those flock cameras need to come down. That is a huge privacy issue. Many places are now turning them off and taking them down!
Lack of Transparency, lack of honesty and what data centers actually provide other than raising eletric bills and using up all of our natural resources, eye sore to look at, as well as dont agree with them in my personal opinion.
We need to know the truth around data centers
The noise they make, the water they use, how quickly they are out dated and begin to cause problems that the company says the only way they can alleviate the problems is by updating and expanding!
Need the research before not after these data centers are built!
I care about the wellbeing of my hometown.
We need to take a stand for what is right in wayne county. The fact is, data centers are bad for us.
No Data center
Elizabeth Evans
Because I don’t want to pay higher electricity bill and I want to keep water flowing to our Spickets
NO DATA CENTERS
No to the Data center.
This is important to me because I don't want our quality of life to change. The people of Jesup, GA., deserve transparency. We need industry that will provide jobs for local people for the long term.
Because it will only cause us harm and money. It will not benefit us in any way. They’ve been planning this for at least 3 years and it’s already costing us higher taxes,water bills and power bills. That is my opinion.
This should be voted on by the people.
I'm not totally opposed to a data center, but I am opposed to how this was handled behind closed doors with a couple of Wayne co Commissioners in the know as well as a couple of city officials. I'm also opposed to non disclosure agreements being signed. We truly don't know what will be built or what if any restrictions and guidelines have been placed on the data center. This entire project needs to be tossed out and done openly with public input.