Facts Matter. Data Centers and the Bulldog Drive Property

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In the coming weeks, we’ll be releasing a series of posts intended to educate and inform Walker County residents about issues that need clarification. We begin with the county’s moratorium on new data center projects. First, it’s important to note the moratorium applies only to unincorporated Walker County. Each city would need to take its … Continue reading Facts Matter. Data Centers and the Bulldog Drive Property

Walker County Develops Community Connectivity Plan to Guide Future Broadband Development

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Walker County Government released a Community Connectivity Plan today designed to serve as a guiding document for making decisions about future broadband deployment projects and digital skills training efforts. The plan compiles an inventory of internet assets in the county to help community leaders target disparities in broadband service. The county, in collaboration with Thrive … Continue reading Walker County Develops Community Connectivity Plan to Guide Future Broadband Development

Robert Wardlaw, Walker County Economic Development Director, to Retire

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LaFayette, GA – Robert Wardlaw, who has led Walker County Government’s economic and community development efforts over the past four years, formally announced today he will retire at the end of the year. “As our Economic and Community Development Director, Robert brought a level of professionalism and credibility to the position that elevated our ability … Continue reading Robert Wardlaw, Walker County Economic Development Director, to Retire