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Fort Bliss Invites Community Input on Proposed Data Center Project

KVIA••Rishi Oza
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Residents of El Paso are encouraged to attend a community meeting regarding a potential data center on Fort Bliss property. Scheduled for Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Wyndham Hotel near the airport, the meeting will serve as an open forum for questions and information about the project's current status. Army officials, including Deputy Undersecretary David Fitzgerald, emphasized that no official contract is in place yet, as they are still in the early development stages. The Army aims to engage with the community to ensure the project benefits both Fort Bliss and local residents.

Key Details: • Community meeting on the data center is on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. • Location: Wyndham Hotel near El Paso Airport • Army officials will discuss the project's current status and gather community feedback • No official contract for the data center has been established yet

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