We stopped Diode. But Tarrant Regional Water District still owns Cedar Creek Lake’s water and can sell it to the next data center. The way we make sure that never happens is numbers: we are growing to 10,000 members so no board or developer can ignore us. Add your name, then bring one neighbor. When a decision comes, your signature carries these asks to the body that can act on each:
Your signature is delivered to the named body by name. We do not share your contact information with anyone.
Goal: 10,000 members strong
Run a shop, or know someone who does? Put this where people wait, walk, and look.
Download the official artwork and print as many copies as you like, full color. Hand them to local businesses for the counter or front lobby, tape them in storefront windows, pin them to community boards. Anyone who scans the QR code lands right here to join the fight.
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A live call from a constituent outweighs a hundred emails. You don't need a speech, just say where you live and what you want.
The real rules on water and power get written in Austin. Find your two state legislators below, then call or write all of them, including Governor Abbott, and ask them to make data centers pay their own way.
Cedar Creek Lake spans two counties and several districts, so your State Representative and Senator depend on your exact address. Enter it and we'll pull up your legislators with their direct phone and email.
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"Hi, my name is [name] and I live in [your town]. I'm calling to ask [the Governor / Rep. ___ / Sen. ___] to make the Governor's five-part data center standard an enforceable rule: bring your own money, bring your own power, reuse your own water, don't disturb neighborhoods, and be fully transparent. Communities shouldn't have to fight these projects one at a time. Thank you."
If they're not in, leave the same message on voicemail. It still counts.
We send 1–2 messages a week, a heads up the day before every vote, every public comment deadline, and every coalition meeting. Quit any time by replying STOP.
We’re now a 501(c)(3), so your gift is tax deductible. Donations fund yard signs, billboards, postage, and the independent water study. Give by check today, with Venmo and Zelle coming soon.
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