The Issue
Big Tech Is Coming for Morgan County
A massive data center campus has been proposed for rural land in Monrovia, Indiana. This industrial development would consume enormous amounts of water, electricity, and land, permanently altering the character of our community.
Residents, environmental advocates, and legal experts are united in opposition. This fight is winnable, but it requires every one of us to act.
Read the Full StoryWhat's at Risk
- Millions of gallons of water daily for cooling
- Unsustainable strain on local utilities and infrastructure
- 10–20% drop in surrounding property values
- Constant industrial noise and light pollution
- Loss of rural farmland and community character
Take Action Today
Every voice, dollar, and body at a meeting makes a difference.
Sign the Petition
Add your voice to 2,084+ neighbors on record against this development. Takes 60 seconds.
Sign on Change.orgFund Legal Action
Attorneys are challenging the permits in court. Your donation directly funds the legal fight.
Donate to Legal FundShow Up
Attend town halls, canvassing events, and community meetings. Officials notice when residents show up.
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Morgan County Government Meetings
Plan Commission hearings and County Commissioner sessions are where data center decisions happen. These are public meetings — show up, speak up, and be on record.
Our Partners in the Fight
Citizens Action Coalition
We're proud to work alongside the Citizens Action Coalition (CAC), Indiana's oldest and largest consumer and environmental advocacy organization. Since 1974, CAC has helped save Hoosiers more than $10 billion in excess utility charges.
CAC is actively fighting against the statewide data center build-out that creates unprecedented risks to Hoosiers. Their expertise in utility regulation and environmental advocacy makes them a crucial ally in our fight to protect Monrovia.
Contact Your Local Officials
These elected officials can influence decisions about the data center. Contact them to voice your concerns.
State Representatives
State Senator Rod Bray
Indiana State Senate
Representative Craig Haggard
Indiana House of Representatives
Representative Peggy Mayfield
Indiana House of Representatives
Monrovia Town Council
Tammy Everett
At Large & Council President
Carol Youngblood
Loren Moore
Ryan Marsh
Philip Fowler
Mooresville Town Council
Tom Warthen — President
317-691-6607
Greg Swinney — Vice President
317-281-1085
Jeff Cook
Kirk Witt
317-431-4965
Josh Brown
317-625-7850
County Commissioners
Don Adams
317-670-0929
Bryan Collier
765-342-8120
Kenny Hale
765-318-3390
Tips for Contacting Representatives
- Be respectful and professional in all communications
- Clearly state your position against the data center development
- Mention specific concerns like water usage, noise, and property values
- Ask for their commitment to oppose the project
- Follow up if you don't receive a response within a week
- Share your story — personal impacts are powerful
Frequently Asked Questions
The proposed data center would consume millions of gallons of water daily for cooling, potentially straining our local water supply and affecting nearby streams and groundwater.
Industrial developments like data centers typically reduce nearby property values by 10–20% due to noise, visual pollution, and environmental concerns.
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