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Protecting our agricultural, residential, and conservation areas protects the way of life you chose, while upholding the current comprehensive plan of Oldham County.

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We Are The Red Line They Will Not Cross

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Join Us in Making a Difference

We Are Oldham County is dedicated to regulating data centers. We are committed to preserving and enhancing our county, protecting our land, our environment, and your financial investment now and for future generations.

Be in the Know

What YOU can do NOW

Let your voice be heard

DATA CENTERS

The Reality of 

Less than 1/4 the size of the proposed Oldham County campus, this two-facility campus produces significant light and air pollution

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Standing 30 feet shorter and smaller than each of the 8 proposed hyperscale facilities, this facility is 45 feet tall

Concerns

Data centers should be a concern for all residents of Oldham County and must be regulated. They are NOT private utilities. Some common concerns from other communities across the nation with data centers include:

Proximity to neighboring residences

Scale of project relative to land acreage

Portions of the complex built directly on floodplain

Multiple tributaries running through the property 

Infrastructure modifications required 

Air Pressure

Environmental / Lifestyle

Data centers make a huge impact on the environment & quality of life.

Noise Pollution 24/7

Light Pollution 24/7

Air Pollution from generators

Ground water / tributary pollution

Disrupted / compromised utility service

Animal welfare compromised

Pharmacist Using Tablet

Health

Air Pollution from diesel generators causes / exacerbates respiratory issues.

Data center noise pollution contributes to sleep disturbances, migraines, and heart disease.

Light pollution, heavy metal exposure and EMF exposure at data center levels may be associated with chronic disease and some cancers.

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Financial

Counties hosting data centers commonly report increased utility rates and decreased property values.

Many homeowners are required to invest in pollution mitigation equipment including air filtration, water filtration and light/noise dampening. 

Call to Action

Contact Your Representatives 

State:

Speaker David Osbourne: David.Osborne@kylegislature.gov

 

Representative Jason Nemes: Jason.Nemes@kylegislature.gov   

 

Representative Ken Fleming: Ken.Fleming@kylegislature.gov   

 

Senator Lindsey Tichenor: lindsey.tichenor@kylegislature.gov   

 

Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell: Jonathan.shell@ky.gov  

Attend Meetings & Events

Our collective pressure will ensure the Magistrates and elected leaders hear and see the will of the people! We must keep up the pressure and use our voices! Wear RED!

Donate!

We are up against a multi-billion dollar project, supported by developers with deep pockets.

All donations will go towards yard signs, marketing materials, ads, events, and anything to stay in the fight.

Volunteer!

Our volunteers help spread the word by sharing information on upcoming events, the dangers of data centers in Oldham County, and passing out yard signs, flyers, and t-shirt orders. (don’t forget to grab a coffee and lunch while you are there!)

Help Us Preserve Oldham County's Heritage 

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