Does Your Area Lack Data Center Protections?
Contact Your Representatives Today and Make Your Voice Heard
Contact Your Representatives Today and Make Your Voice Heard
Local officials must act now. Use the pre-written call script below and tell leaders to update zoning standards, protect public resources, and demand complete transparency for your community.
Hello, my name is [Your Name], and I’m a local resident living in [Town/County, Zip Code].
I’m calling to urge [Commissioner/Council Member Name] to take immediate action andupdate our local planning and zoning standards for large-scale industrial data centers.
While state-level policies are being debated, our county needs strong, proactive protections right now to safeguard local ratepayers and infrastructure. Specifically, I’m asking the board to establish strict, enforceable limits on low-frequency sound and air quality impacts, require binding community investment terms, and enforce full transparency—with zero developer-backed Non-Disclosure Agreements for local officials.
Our community resources, water, and power grid need clear safeguards before new projects are permitted. Thank you for your time and for protecting our local resources!
As state legislative pre-filing approaches on December 1, it is vital that our elected officials enact a statewide moratorium on new data center permits. Use the pre-written script below to call your representatives today and urge them to support a temporary pause on development, mandate complete transparency, and eliminate NDAs for public officials.
Hello, my name is [Your Name], and I’m a constituent from [Your Town/City, Zip Code].
I’m calling to ask [Senator/Representative Name] to support legislation for a statewide 12 month moratorium on large-scale data centers and a total ban on Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) for elected officials negotiating these deals.
Following New York’s recent leadership on data center oversight, Missouri needs a temporary pause on new permits while we study grid stability, ratepayer impacts, and water usage. Local officials should never be forced to sign NDAs that keep taxpayers in the dark about economic incentives and resource demands.
With state legislative pre-filing opening on December 1, I hope [Senator/Representative] will champion transparent governance and proactive community safeguards. Thank you!