Data centers not allowed in St. Petersburg, memo says
Data centers have become a hot topic in St. Petersburg city elections, along with the future of Tropicana Field, the proliferation of Flock cameras and what to do about aging water and sewer systems. Mayor Ken Welch, up for reelection, said at a recent neighborhood candidate forum, that he was wait...
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Data centers not allowed in St. Petersburg, memo says
Data centers have become a hot topic in St. Petersburg city elections, along with the future of Tropicana Field, the proliferation of Flock cameras and what to do about aging water and sewe...
