During public comment, Susan Wilder called for strong safety and environmental standards, contracts with defined terms and extending the moratorium into next year. She cited concerns about resource use, pollution, jobs and changing technology.

Ordinance 35613 would create permits, fees, insurance and operating rules for autonomous for-hire vehicles. Residents and transportation advocates raised concerns about safety, jobs, transit funding and how the rules would be enforced.

The commission held the first of two required public hearings on a proposed temporary moratorium on large-scale data centers in unincorporated Broward County. No action was taken; public commenter Chris Nelson supported a moratorium and raised concerns about noise, environmental effects, jobs and surveillance.

A staff member asked whether AI could erode artist livelihoods; Michelle Dobbins said HAA has heard similar concerns at recent forums and is working to understand and direct support.

As DSS outlined EVA’s capabilities and costs, commissioners pressed for messaging around AI, raised job-loss concerns, and sought assurances about accuracy and user experience; DSS said participation will be optional and calls will be spot-checked.

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The Manitowoc Common Council unanimously adopted an initial resolution authorizing revenue bond financing for Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church and approved a scope of engagement not to exceed $4,000,000 for City of Manitowoc revenue bonds series 2025; job-impact information will be provided at a future return to council.

Leaders said a data-center tax-break bill failed to gather enough votes out of Ways and Means after pressure from labor and industry; they flagged juvenile rehabilitation, public-defense funding and education funding formulas as unfinished items for the next session.

At a House Finance hearing, testimony opposed SB 62-31’s repeal of the data-center refurbishment sales-tax exemption, with labor, ports and industry witnesses warning of lost construction and ongoing jobs, reduced local tax bases, and competitive harm to Washington; staff presented revised timelines and DOR fiscal estimates.

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The court spent substantial time weighing potential solar farms and data centers — commissioners warned of large acreage loss, water demands and limited long-term jobs while also noting possible tax-base gains and training opportunities with TSTC and Fairfield ISD.

Bob Morris told the committee that recent capacity‑market price volatility in PJM does not map onto Montana’s regulated system; the committee also discussed a large‑load tariff and staff said customers would be protected by the regulatory process and required upgrade costs.

Ryan Laauo of AC Transit told Emeryville’s council on May 5 that the agency faces a potential $200 million deficit over four years and is considering service reductions of up to 16% and possible loss of about 300 jobs if new revenue is not secured.

Jason from Will County IT briefed the committee on AI types, training, backup and data-retention concerns. Members debated whether staff or the committee should draft policy, a motion to direct the chief of staff was withdrawn, and the committee asked staff to run a departments survey and return an outline next month.

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Baltimore County economic staff told the study group that a modeled large data-center example generates about 3.2 times the recurring tax revenue of comparable warehouse/manufacturing uses—driven largely by personal-property tax on IT equipment—but the facilities create relatively few permanent operations jobs (roughly 45) while producing large one-time construction employment.

During public comment residents pressed the board for transparency on data-center proposals, asked whether commissioners had signed nondisclosure agreements (they said no), and raised concerns about jobs, environmental and community impacts; commissioners said APC handles zoning recommendations and pledged continued fact-finding.

The Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission told a joint legislative committee it is implementing permanent rules for hemp-derived cannabinoid products after a Feb. emergency package; lawmakers raised concerns over 21+ retail categories, lab capacity and the effect of recent federal rescheduling on interstate commerce and local jobs.

At a March 3 committee hearing, Adjutant General General Ross and Tennessee Emergency Management Director Sheehan briefed senators on readiness, recent disaster response and a base budget; the Guard asked for an $80 million design/build investment at Smyrna and said state support is critical to keep missions and jobs in Tennessee.

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