The Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce has announced its support for the proposed Google data center in Hermantown.
In a press release Wednesday, the Chamber says they have formally adopted a resolution supporting the proposed Google Data Center Project in Hermantown.
They cite the project’s potential to strengthen the region’s economic base, advance technology infrastructure, and support future growth as reasons for the support.
“We believe the proposed Hermantown Data Center represents a significant investment not only in technology and economic development, but in the infrastructure and community assets that will support future growth. As a regional business organization, we have a responsibility to advocate for opportunities that strengthen our economy and create the conditions for businesses and communities to thrive,” said Pat deGrood, chair of the Board of Directors at the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce and vice president of commercial services, The Jamar Company.
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