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Montgomery County Council president invites public to Feb. 3 meeting on data centers
Summary
Montgomery County Council President Natalie Fanny González invited residents to a community meeting on Feb. 3 at 7 p.m. at the County Executive Building in Rockville to discuss data centers and ways the county can limit their local impacts.
Natalie Fanny González, president of the Montgomery County Council, announced a community meeting on data centers set for Feb. 3 at 7 p.m. at the County Executive Building in Rockville. She said the event will be an opportunity to discuss the importance of data centers and explore how the county can limit their effects on local communities.
"Hola, mi nombre es Natalie Fanny González, soy la presidenta del consejo del condado de Montgomery, y estoy aquí invitándoles a un evento muy importante, comunitario sobre los centros de data," González said in Spanish, inviting residents to the Feb. 3 session. She gave the event time and location and described it as a forum to raise concerns and discuss county responses.
The meeting is framed as a community conversation: González said participants will discuss both the potential economic or infrastructural importance of data centers and steps local government can take to limit adverse impacts. No specific policy proposals, funding figures or formal agenda items were announced in the recording.
The announcement closes by inviting community participation and reiterating the date, time and venue. No votes or formal actions were recorded in the transcript excerpt.
