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Add Your Name to the Open Letter - Make Your Voice Count
Residents across Wake County, Chatham County, Durham County, and Orange County are coming together to speak directly to the candidates seeking to represent us in Congress.
We’ve drafted an open letter to the NC-04 Congressional candidates calling for transparency, accountability, and responsible growth, especially as large-scale development proposals move closer to our communities. Signing the letter is a simple but powerful way to show that voters are paying attention and expect thoughtful leadership.
If you live in one of the counties above, you are part of this district, and your name matters.
It takes less than a minute to add your support.
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Sign the open letter today and help ensure our concerns are heard - loud and clear.
About Protect Wake County Coalition
Our Mission
The Protect Wake County Coalition is a volunteer-led movement advocating for responsible growth that protects the health, character, and future of our communities. We are standing together for New Hill, Apex, and surrounding areas to oppose the proposed data center and to push for updates to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) so that data centers are properly classified, not as light industrial uses, but as the heavy industrial facilities they truly are. Our mission is rooted in ensuring that community voices shape development decisions that affect us all now and in the future.
Upcoming Events & Ways to Get Involved
Here’s What’s Coming Up:
Join us for our upcoming community meetings at the New Hill Community Center as we continue working together to stay informed and engaged. Attend the Town Council meetings and wear red to show your support for responsible planning and our community’s voice. And get ready for Paint the Town Red, a special weekend event (date to be confirmed soon) where we’ll support local businesses, come together as a community, and show our solidarity by wearing red.
Upcoming Meetings:
- Apex Town Council Meeting: Tuesday, February 10th, 6:00 p.m. at Town Hall - Wear Red, show support.
The developer likes to imply that their proposed “Digital Campus” isn’t being built near neighborhoods but the Town of Apex’s own Development Map tells a very different story. The yellow areas show neighborhoods already under construction, and the red areas mark proposed rezonings. Together, they paint a clear picture: this data center would sit in the middle of a rapidly growing residential area - just steps from more than 6,000 current and future residents living within a two-mile radius.