Frederick County Data Center Opponents Criticize Disclosure Agreements

October 2, 2026

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A grassroots group in Frederick County, Maryland, has expressed concerns that the county's disclosure agreements regarding a proposed data center are insufficient. They welcome the push for transparency but argue that more information is needed to address community concerns. This situation highlights ongoing tensions between data center development and local community interests.

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