PEC continues to lead the effort to learn more about the exponential future growth of data centers and the dramatic energy demand and water supply impacts.

Join us Sunday, April 16th from 2pm to 4pm for a special fundraising event and the best beer in Warrenton.

Warrenton residents contend the tree-cutting is in violation of the town's zoning rules.

View and download Citizens for Fauquier County’s lawsuit against the Warrenton Town Council

Read PF’s letter to the Town Council regarding Amazon’s numerous violations at the Blackwell data center site and lack of Town enforcement.

“It’s fair to ask: Should these data centers have been built if the infrastructure to deliver power to them wasn’t ready?,” asks Ivy Main in this Virginia Mercury opinion piece.

Academy Award-winning actor Robert Duvall was one of more than 130 speakers at Warrenton’s February 14 Town Council meeting opposing the proposed Amazon data center on Blackwell Road in Warrenton.

In early morning hours of February 15, 2023, the Warrenton Town Council voted 4-3 to approve the Amazon Data Center on Blackwell Road. They did so in the face of overwhelming opposition from citizens of the Town and County.

NBC4’s Drew Wilder came to Warrenton on Valentine's Day to do a story on the upcoming Town Council’s Amazon SUP hearing & vote.

Tuesday, February 14, 6:30 pm at the Fauquier High School Auditorium (over 1,000 seats)
705 Waterloo Rd, Warrenton

CFFC intends to appeal a trial-level judge’s informal ruling rejecting the organization’s request for disclosure of thousands of withheld public records related to the data center permit sought by Amazon Data Services, Inc.

Dale Browne, President of the Great Oak Homeowner's Association in Manassas, VA, speaks out on the noise and health impacts of the Amazon data center now operating in his community.

The above quote is from Manassas resident Lori Haskell, explaining the incessant noise from the Amazon Data Center that fills her once-quiet neighborhood.

Warrenton resident Erin O'Donnell raises important issues surrounding Amazon's credibility as a corporate citizen.

A man with first-hand experience provides a warning of the potential impact of the proposed Amazon data center in the Town of Warrenton.

Sam Mitchell, treasurer of Citizens of Fauquier County and financial analyst with over four decades of experience, discusses the myths of local property tax benefits that come from data centers.

Presenting a new partnership with Amazon:

A Low-Profile Walkable Mixed-Use Attainable Housing Community

This young Warrentonian spells out everything that’s wrong with the proposed Amazon Data Center on Blackwell Road.

Warrenton resident David Wynn describes the negative impacts a data center less than a mile from his home has had on his life.

View this two-minute rendering, which depicts the massive visual impact that Amazon Data Center would have on Warrenton.