Google to Fund $200K Stormwater Drainage Improvements in Fort Wayne
Google will fund nearly $200,000 for stormwater drainage improvements near its data center in Fort Wayne, Indiana, after the City Council unanimously voted against using public funds for the project. This decision comes amid scrutiny over $55 million in tax breaks previously granted to the tech giant, with activists planning a meeting to discuss opposition to the data center.

Google has agreed to pay nearly $200,000 for stormwater drainage improvements near its data center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The City Council initially considered funding the project, but voted unanimously against it, stating that Google would cover the costs.
This decision follows criticism regarding previous tax breaks given to Google, totaling $55 million. Activists opposed to the data center are scheduled to hold a meeting on Wednesday.




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