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Rifle Begins Creating Guidelines for Data Centers in Garfield County

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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Rifle has started creating guidelines for potential data center proposals within Garfield County. Although Garfield County has not yet received formal applications for such developments, officials anticipate that proposals are likely. Eric Rudd, a candidate for the Garfield County Board of County Commissioners, stated that the county is currently not open for business regarding data centers due to concerns over water resources and the electrical grid.

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The guidelines being created by Rifle address potential impacts of data center growth on local infrastructure. This action reflects concerns raised by officials regarding the county's capacity to support large-scale data center operations, particularly concerning water and electrical supply.

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  • Garfield CountyThe county where Rifle is creating guidelines for data center proposals.
  • RifleThe city that is creating guidelines for potential data center proposals.

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