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Presenter gives ‘report card’ on proposed data center to Grant County Quorum Court
Summary
At the Nov. 17 meeting, George Murray presented a pamphlet described as a "report card" on a proposed data center covering cooling systems, technical specifications, project progress and non‑disclosure agreements and provided an email for follow‑up; the court thanked him and discussed utility‑rate inquiries.
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George Murray presented materials to the Grant County Quorum Court on Nov. 17, 2025, about a proposed data center, outlining cooling systems, technical specifications, project progress and non‑disclosure agreements. Murray said the pamphlet would serve as a "report card" for the project and provided an email address, grantcountyfacts@yahoo.com, for county residents or officials to submit questions. He said project materials would be submitted to Clean Cloud.
The presentation was received during the meeting after the court reviewed routine financial business. Justice Paul Drake publicly thanked Murray for the information. Justice Scott Wells suggested the court reach out to the local electric company to ask questions about a possible rate increase for residential customers, a point raised in the same portion of the meeting.
The transcript records the presentation and the contact email but does not include detailed technical specifications, project timelines, financial terms, company affiliation for Murray, or commitments by the court to take further action beyond the suggestion about contacting the electric company. The meeting minutes show no formal vote tied to the data center presentation.
Next steps recorded in the transcript: none specified. The presentation materials were accepted for the record and — according to the presenter’s statement in the transcript — will be submitted to Clean Cloud; the court discussed but did not act on the presentation during the Nov. 17 meeting.
