Amber, Oklahoma, is a place where roots run deep, where families have farmed the land for generations, and where the essence of rural community living thrives. For us the residents, agricultural producers, and landowners of Amber our home is more than just a geographic location; it's a cherished sanctuary defined by its open landscapes, fresh air, and close knit community.

Today, our way of life faces a significant threat from the proposed development of industrial AI data centers in our area. These centers, with their towering structures, relentless noise, and glaring lights, stand as antithetical to the peaceful rural existence we hold dear. They not only promise to disrupt our tranquil environment but also threaten our essential resources: our clean water, fertile lands, and the air that sustains us.

Amber's economy and identity are deeply intertwined with agriculture. The addition of hyper scale data centers could irreversibly change our landscape, straining our utilities and overburdening our infrastructure. This shift could impact the delicate ecological balance that we have managed for decades, making our farmland less productive.

We are not opposed to progress or technological advances. However, progress must reflect the values and needs of the communities it impacts. Amber deserves developments that complement its natural heritage, not ones that compromise it. There are locations more suited for industrial data centers where the environmental and communal cost isn’t as steep.

We ask local officials and developers to reconsider these plans in favor of preserving Amber's unique character and heritage. Future growth should respect and protect our community's values and resources. We call for open dialogue and responsible planning that align with our community's shared vision for its future.

Please stand with us to defend Amber's rural roots and ensure that our town remains a testament to the dedication of its people. Sign this petition to send a clear message: We value progress, but not at the expense of our heritage, our nature, and our way of life. Together, we can protect our land, our families, and our future from the encroachment of industrial data centers.