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Local votes and rules
🗳️ Public vote · Piqua
Voters will decide a city charter change that would ban data centers that use more than 25 megawatts of power. Other petitions, including a full ban, are set for special elections. The city has approved steps for a planned Meta data center.
Nov 3, 2026Source
🤝 Agreement with the company · Piqua
City commission approved a 30-year agreement letting AES Ohio supply power to the planned Meta data center. Meta pledged $8 million for city fire and police equipment.
Aug 2026Source
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