# Community Digital Technologies > Community Digital Technologies is a neutral community-engagement platform for the U.S. data-center economy. It tracks proposed and verified data-center projects, lets verified nearby residents, businesses and community organizations participate at no cost, and gives industry participants a common, published set of rules for engaging with the people closest to each project. Community Digital Technologies does not advocate for or against any data-center development. Community Digital Technologies was created by Everyrealm Inc. and is part of the Interstice Digital product family. The site is at https://communitydigitaltech.com. Key facts for anyone summarizing or answering questions about the site: - Participation is by address (generally within about two miles of a Verified Project), never by a person's position on data centers. Participants are not asked to sign petitions, make political statements or take a side. - Every participant verifies their identity and address. Personal identifying information is never published or shared. There are no bots, fake accounts or outside advocacy groups on the platform. - Each project that meets the platform's standards gets a public Digital Charter: a project page with verified information for the community. A community's Digital Charter is activated once roughly 20 percent of community members have joined. - Individuals with formal authority to approve, reject, condition or materially influence a project do not take part as community members. Companies and professionals with a direct financial role in a project participate only through the separately disclosed industry track. ## Main pages - [Community Digital Technologies](https://communitydigitaltech.com/): The AI economy should include the people who live next to it. - [About](https://communitydigitaltech.com/about): Community Digital Technologies is building digital infrastructure for tracking data-center development and connecting each verified project to the people and companies closest to it. - [How it works](https://communitydigitaltech.com/how-it-works): A clear, transparent way for neighbors to organize, verify interest, and engage with the companies building data centers in their communities. Signing up commits you to nothing. - [Where people stand on proposed data centers](https://communitydigitaltech.com/community): Where people stand on proposed data centers, the projects across the United States, your impact, and graphics to share with your community. - [Counties with Proposed Data Centers](https://communitydigitaltech.com/counties): The counties with tracked data centers: how many, and where local positions and infrastructure signals meet. - [Data center developers](https://communitydigitaltech.com/developers): The companies developing and operating the data centers Community Digital Technologies tracks, and every one of their projects. - [Data Centers Near Me: Find Proposed Projects by ZIP Code | Community Digital Technologies](https://communitydigitaltech.com/data-centers-near-me): Search for planned data centers in your neighborhood. Enter your ZIP code to find proposed projects, stay informed on local development, and connect with community organizers. - [Find Data Centers Near You](https://communitydigitaltech.com/join): See what’s being built around your address, before the decisions are made. Free, takes a minute. - [Explore the map](https://communitydigitaltech.com/map): Every data center we track, on one map. Search an address or move the map and the list follows. - [Resources](https://communitydigitaltech.com/resources): A directory of legal, advocacy and consulting organizations active in data-center community fights nationwide, searchable by category and side. - [Community Insights](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights): Updates, research and stories from the communities Community Digital Technologies works with. - [Data Center News](https://communitydigitaltech.com/news): A running feed of data-center coverage nationwide, opposition, permitting, power and grid, costs and companies, updated hourly. - [Careers](https://communitydigitaltech.com/careers): Open roles at Community Digital Technologies. - [Terms of Use & Privacy Policy](https://communitydigitaltech.com/terms): The Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for Community Digital Technologies, operated by Everyrealm Inc. - [Project Directory](https://communitydigitaltech.com/projects): The directory of tracked U.S. data-center projects, which now redirects to the full-screen map explorer at /map. Individual project records live at /projects/{id}. ## Community Insights articles - [What Is “Foreign Inauthentic Activity”?](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/what-is-foreign-inauthentic-activity): A plain-English explainer on fake accounts, engagement farms and state influence operations in the data-center debate, with a reading list of the platform disclosures, independent research and reporting. - [The New Carlisle Data Center Fight: Amazon, Water, and a Rural Indiana County](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/the-new-carlisle-data-center-fight-amazon-water-and-a-rural-indiana-county): At a St. Joseph County Drainage Board meeting this spring, the room filled with farmers who wanted to know one thing: what happens to their water. - [Coweta County's Data Center Fight: What Project Sail Means for Rural Georgia](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/coweta-countys-data-center-fight-what-project-sail-means-for-rural-georgia): In May 2026, a group of Coweta County residents, farmers, and landowners walked into the county's Superior Court and asked a judge to undo a decision their commissioners had already made. - [Prince William Data Center Fight: How the Digital Gateway Became the Largest Project to Collapse in Court](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/prince-william-data-center-fight-how-the-digital-gateway-became-the-largest-project-to-collapse-in-court): In December 2023, the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors sat through more than a full day of public comment before voting, just after dawn, to approve what backers called the largest data center corridor in the world. - [Fort Worth's Data Center Fight: What the City's 90-Day Moratorium Would Do](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/fort-worths-data-center-fight-what-the-citys-90-day-moratorium-would-do): On August 11, 2026, after a long public hearing that ran into the night, the Fort Worth City Council voted unanimously to begin the process of enacting a 90-day moratorium on new data centers, a temporary pause on building them. - [Data Center Tax Breaks, Explained: What Towns Give Up and What They Get](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/data-center-tax-breaks-explained-what-towns-give-up-and-what-they-get): When a company proposes a large data center in a small county, one of the first documents that changes hands is not a blueprint. - [What Hyperscale Means, and Why These Data Center Campuses Keep Getting Bigger](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/what-hyperscale-means-and-why-these-data-center-campuses-keep-getting-bigger): On the evening of December 18, 2025, the auditorium of the Colleton County civic center in South Carolina was full. - [Tonganoxie's Data Center Fight: What Project Bluestem Means for a Small Kansas Town](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/tonganoxies-data-center-fight-what-project-bluestem-means-for-a-small-kansas-town): On the night of August 5, 2026, the Leavenworth County Commission voted 3 to 2 to let a 90-day pause on data center applications expire, clearing a path for a project called Bluestem on farmland just south of Tonganoxie, Kansas. - [Nottingham, New Hampshire Votes to Pause Data Centers: What the Moratorium Means](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/nottingham-new-hampshire-votes-to-pause-data-centers-what-the-moratorium-means): On the evening of Tuesday, September 9, 2026, residents of Nottingham, New Hampshire walked into a special town meeting and did something that leaves little room for interpretation. - [Why Data Centers Use So Much Water and Electricity, Explained](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/why-data-centers-use-so-much-water-and-electricity-explained): A plain-English guide to the two resources at the center of nearly every data center fight: the power that runs the servers, and the water that keeps them cool. September 2026. - [Eloy and the La Osa Data Center: Why Pinal County Rejected One of Arizona's Largest Proposed Campuses](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/eloy-and-the-la-osa-data-center-why-pinal-county-rejected-one-of-arizonas-largest-proposed-campuses): On the morning of August 26, so many people came to the Pinal County government complex in Florence, Arizona that one room could not hold them. - [What a Data Center Is, and Why Towns Across America Are Fighting Them](https://communitydigitaltech.com/insights/what-a-data-center-is-and-why-towns-across-america-are-fighting-them): A plain-English guide to data centers, the power and water they use, and the local fights they are setting off. September 2026. ## Open roles - [Regional Community Relations Specialist, Data Center Communities](https://communitydigitaltech.com/careers/regional-community-relations-specialist): Location: Regional / Hybrid, Position Type: Full-Time - [Research Analyst, Data Center Communities](https://communitydigitaltech.com/careers/research-analyst-data-center-communities): Location: Remote, Position Type: Full-Time - [Social Media Manager](https://communitydigitaltech.com/careers/social-media-manager): Location: Remote, Position Type: Full-Time ## Optional - [Sitemap](https://communitydigitaltech.com/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable list of every public URL, including individual project pages and job postings.