Take Action

 

WHAT YOU CAN DO:

  1.  Attend the Board of Supervisors meetings and share your concerns about the proposed data cener.  If you cannot attend in person, Email your concerns.
  2. Share your concerns during public comment at these meetings (every resident is allowed 3 minutes to speak)
  3. Attend the Zoning Hearings to show your support of denying HCI DP Land Acquisition LLC 's (The Hanover Company) proposal. 
  4. Join our Facebook Group 
  5. Learn more about data centers and their impacts on communities 
  6. Donate to the resident Legal Fund and support our fight.
  7.  Spread the word!  The data center will impact everyone by raising electric rates, impacting water supply, continuous noise, thermal impacts, and harming nature and the beauty of this area.

Scroll down for important info for canvassing neighbors.

7.11.26 canvassing flyer.pdf
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Important Information for Canvassing 

Political canvassing is a form of non-commercial speech, meaning that, by federal law, it is not classified as commercial soliciting. The graphic below shows the rights of canvassers in PA--you are not soliciting when you are talking with your neighbors so you do not need a permit.  

Essential Laws to Follow:

  1. Do NOT put flyers in or around mailboxes--that violates federal law. You are legally allowed to distribute campaign literature and informational materials. However, you must leave literature at homeowners’ doors, not in their mailboxes. You can fold the literature and put it in the door handle, place it in the weatherstripping, or find another way to leave it anywhere except their mailbox.
  2. Follow "No Trespassing" Signs.
  3. Only canvass between 9 AM-9 PM

Recommended tips:  Identify yourself.  Leave the situation if things are too tense or you feel unsafe.

More tips can be found here: https://www.ngpvan.com/blog/is-political-canvassing-soliciting/