(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series profiling candidates seeking public office in Coweta County ahead of the upcoming elections.)
The fight against the controversial Project Sail data center compelled District 2 resident Amiee Tybor to seek a seat on the Coweta County Board of Commissioners.
“This decision was too large and the resources are too great and the health risks are too great for the community to not have been in the conversation,” she said of the approval of Project Sail.
Tybor said the process for data centers in the county should include town halls for commissioners to exchange ideas with residents and explain why projects are being considered.
If liquor stores require a referendum to be allowed in the county, Tybor said…
