What can you do to voice your concerns?
What can you do to voice your concerns about the data center? In this video, I will walk you through each step that city council most approve before the data center is approved. I provide you with specific dates and actionable items that you can take to most effectively voice your concerns.
Data Centers in Columbus
There has been a lot of talk about data centers in Columbus lately. Will a data center really bring the amount of jobs promised? How would a data center impact power and water resources? These important questions deserve careful analysis. I am calling for a temporary moratorium on data centers until 2027 when a newly elected city council can more carefully consider the pros and cons of data centers in Columbus. Let’s slow it down. If it is a good deal now, then it will be a good deal next year.
City Council Meeting Summary - Jan. 13, 2026
Want to know what happened at the city council meeting, but you don’t have hours to watch it? I made a quick summary to save you some time.
The Jan. 13 meeting caught City Council off guard as they learned about a proposed $143 million upgrade needed to the A.J. McClung Stadium. This should not have been a surprise. Research shows that this is a common problem for cities the size of Columbus.
While the current Council may not be prepared to address this issue, I am aware of several solutions. First, we could consider sponsorship opportunities with private business. Another alternative would be to focus on smaller amateur stadiums around the city that would be less costly. Either way, input from citizens should be considered to determine how they most would like to see tax dollars spent.
Want to know what happened at the city council meeting, but you don’t have hours to watch it? I made a 5 minute summary to save you some time.
The Jan. 13 meeting caught City Council off guard as they learned about a proposed $143 million upgrade needed to the A.J. McClung Stadium. This should not have been a surprise. Research shows that this is a common problem for cities the size of Columbus.
While the current Council may not be prepared to address this issue, I am aware of several solutions. First, we could consider sponsorship opportunities with private business. Another alternative would be to focus on smaller amateur stadiums around the city that would be less costly. Either way, input from citizens should be considered to determine how they most would like to see tax dollars spent.
City Council Meeting Summary - Dec. 16, 2025
Want to know what happened at the city council meeting, but you don’t have hours to watch it? I made a 5 minute summary to save you some time. The Dec. 16 meeting included:
✅ Budgeting
🏡 Real estate rezoning proposals
✈️ Discussions on the airport
❌ Grandstanding and personality clashes
Want to know what happened at the city council meeting, but you don’t have hours to watch it? I made a 5 minute summary to save you some time.
The Dec. 16 meeting included:
✅ Budgeting
🏡 Real estate rezoning proposals
✈️ Discussions on the airport
❌ Grandstanding and personality clashes