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🟢 We Won — Project Tango Denied 5-1
On July 15, 2026 the County Commission voted to deny. Next up: the county's data-center moratorium, first reading August 27, 2026. Stay on the list so we can reach you.
Hearing Prep Guide
Read our analysis of the county staff report — key findings, advocacy points, and 10 questions for commissioners.
Read the analysis →Other Ways to Help
- Contact your County Commissioner directly
- Back the data-center moratorium (first reading August 27, 2026)
- Share this website with neighbors and friends
- Hold commissioners to SB 484 — now state law
- Gather and preserve your purchase agreement, marketing materials, HOA disclosures, and any builder correspondence
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How to Help
Back the Moratorium
The county's large-scale data-center moratorium gets its first reading on August 27, 2026. The same turnout that beat Project Tango is what will make the new rules strong instead of symbolic.
Share on Social Media
Share this website, our coalition, and concern articles with friends, family, and neighbors. The more visibility, the stronger our position.
Talk to Your Neighbors
Many residents still don’t know about Project Tango. Have conversations at community events, on trails, and at school pickup.
Contact Elected Officials
Write or call your county commissioner, state representative, and state senator. Personal stories are more powerful than form letters.
Preserve Your Records
Locate and safely store your purchase agreement, marketing materials, HOA disclosures, and any correspondence with builders or sales agents. These documents may be critical evidence in any potential legal action.