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Arizona data center proposal heads to Cochise County

The state’s largest data center proposal is moving toward Cochise County review, with a first community meeting scheduled.

Arizona data center proposal heads to Cochise County

Key takeaways

  • The proposal is described as Arizona’s largest data center project.
  • The project is headed to Cochise County.
  • A first community meeting has been scheduled.
  • The meeting will begin the community discussion around the proposal.

The proposal

The largest data center proposal in Arizona is moving toward Cochise County. The project is now headed for a local process that includes community involvement.

First community meeting

A first community meeting has been scheduled for the proposal. It will be the initial public gathering identified for the project in Cochise County.

The meeting gives community members an early opportunity to hear about the proposal and participate in the discussion as the project moves through local review.

What happens next

The scheduled meeting marks the beginning of the community-facing phase of the proposal in Cochise County. Residents can follow announcements about the meeting and the county’s review process as the project advances.

The proposal’s size makes the local process significant for Cochise County. Any future steps will depend on the county process and the meetings held as the proposal moves forward.

What to watch

  • The date, time and location of the first community meeting.
  • Information presented to residents at the meeting.
  • Further steps in Cochise County’s review process.

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