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No Data CenterHernando County

We inform and engage county residents and others about the potential impacts of large hyperscale data centers, and encourage community participation in related events and initiatives.

About NDCH

No Data Center Hernando County (NDCH) is a coalition of residents, environmental advocates, and community members working to make sure decisions about large-scale data center development in Hernando County reflect the priorities and values of the people who live here. We believe residents deserve a real voice in the land-use decisions shaping our water, our land, and our community’s future.

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No Data Center Petition

19 Signatures (1%)
3000 Goal

NO DATA CENTER PETITION

PETITION TO THE HERNANDO COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION AND BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

NO HYPERSCALE DATA CENTERS IN HERNANDO COUNTY

We, the undersigned residents and supporters of Hernando County, respectfully urge the Hernando County Planning & Zoning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners to deny any applications to rezone large-acreage properties for hyperscale data center developments and other incompatible industrial uses.

These massive industrial facilities threaten the environmental integrity, rural character, and quality of life that define Florida's Nature Coast. Their impacts are immediate, long-lasting, and, in many cases, irreversible.

Our Major Concerns

  • Loss of forests, wetlands, and natural habitat essential to wildlife and the health of our communities.
  • Increased pressure on the aquifer and depletion of valuable groundwater resources.
  • Extraordinary electrical demand requiring significant expansion of energy infrastructure at the expense of our community.
  • Continuous industrial noise and low-frequency infrasound that may negatively affect nearby residents.
  • Increased industrial traffic, road wear, and public safety concerns in residential and rural areas.
  • Permanent conversion of agricultural and rural lands into heavy industrial complexes.

As residents and voters of Hernando County we call upon our elected officials to protect Hernando County's natural resources, water supply, rural heritage, and the health and well-being of current and future generations.


Protect Florida's Nature Coast.

Protect Hernando County.

SAY NO TO HYPERSCALE DATA CENTERS.


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Contact Your County Officials

The Hernando County Board of County Commissioners oversees land-use and Comprehensive Plan decisions. Visit the official Hernando County website to learn more, and reach out to the officials below directly.

Board of County Commissioners — Petition Contacts

District 1

Ryan Amsler

Email: RAmsler@HernandoCounty.us

Phone: (352) 247-9426

District 2

Vacant

Seat currently vacant

District 3

John Allocco

Email: JAllocco@HernandoCounty.us

Phone: (352) 247-9906

District 4

Jerry Campbell

Email: JerryC@HernandoCounty.us

Phone: (352) 247-1292

District 5

Steve Champion

Email: SChampion@HernandoCounty.us

Phone: (352) 247-9046

County Administration

Jeff Rogers

County Administrator

Email: JRogers@HernandoCounty.us

Toni Brady

Asst. County Administrator

Email: TBrady@HernandoCounty.us

Planning & Zoning

Omar DePablo

Director of Development Services

Email: ODePablo@HernandoCounty.us

Vacant

Assistant Director

Email: #

County Attorney

Jon Jouben

County Attorney

Email: jjouben@HernandoCounty.us

Get Involved

This effort only works with community participation. Whether you can volunteer a few hours, spread the word, or simply stay informed, there's a place for you in this work — and a real chance to shape what happens next in Hernando County.

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