Amazon held an open house Thursday, Oct. 15, in Trenton, giving residents an opportunity to learn more about proposed data center developments ahead of a November vote that could ban such projects in the city. Some residents left feeling like their questions hadn’t been fully answers; others said the benefits of the project outweigh the negatives.
Amazon conducted an open house Thursday, Oct. 15, in Trenton, giving residents an opportunity to learn more about proposed data center developments ahead of a November vote that could ban such projects in the city.
As residents arrived at Edgewood Middle School, supporters of Issue 17, a charter amendment that would prohibit data centers in Trenton, gathered outside while Amazon Web Services representatives spoke to attendees inside.
The school…
