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Data‑center developer briefs Colorado ISD on Barber Lake project, offers CTE partnership
Summary
A representative described a proposed Barber Lake data center that could employ about 60–100 people and expressed interest in partnering with Colorado ISD's CTE program for job training; the board was given the company as a point of contact.
Representatives associated with the Barber Lake data center project briefed the Colorado ISD board on March 23 and offered to partner with the district's career and technical education program.
Lee Bratcher, listed in the meeting record as Head of Policy & Government Affairs, told trustees he would be the board's point of contact and presented an overview of the proposed data center and potential district impacts. He told the board the center likely would need "somewhere in the ballpark of 60 to 100" employees and discussed possible CTE training partnerships.
No formal agreement or funding commitment was recorded in the minutes; the presentation was informational and board members did not vote on a partnership during the meeting.
