La Osa Energy Center Rezone

Argued that the data center project conflicts with the county's comprehensive plan regarding environmental stewardship and wildlife linkages.

Expressed caution about rushing into data center approvals without adequate county code structures or enforceable stipulations.

Spoke in strong support on behalf of SMART Local 359, highlighting good-paying local construction jobs and apprenticeship pathways.

Argued that the data center project violates Pinal County's comprehensive plan regarding environmental stewardship and wildlife linkages.

Urged the board to reject the proposal due to incomplete technical specifications and a lack of proper county code structures for data centers.

Spoke in strong support of the project on behalf of SMART Local 359, highlighting good-paying jobs for local tradespeople.

The Fire Chief of Eloy Valley Fire District spoke in favor of the project, noting it will provide critical funding, property, and tax revenue for the struggling fire district.

Voiced strong opposition, citing the compounding impact of multiple power plants and severe water security issues in Red Rock.

Supported the project on behalf of union laborers, noting that data centers use less water than golf courses and bring vital infrastructure revenue.

The Fire Chief of Black Mountain/Iver Valley spoke in favor, noting the project provides vital property tax revenue and fire station land.

Voiced opposition based on flood risks and water preservation, submitting 80 signatures from Red Rock residents.