Is This What You Voted For ?
Eric was kicked out of the meeting because the Mayor, a 30 year law enforcement officer, did not like the way he was looking at him. I am serious !
There is bias on both sides of the data-center debate in Indiantown
There is bias on both sides of the data-center debate in Indiantown, and that is exactly why we must demand transparency and independent review. When public officials wear multiple hats, when private economic councils operate behind closed doors, and when major projects move forward while basic questions go unanswered, the risk of insider manipulation and […]
“The Indiantown Data-Center Deal — One Trip, One Project, One Community at Risk”
Good evening, residents of Indiantown, Martin County, and everyone who calls this area home. Tonight I want to paint one clear, complete picture for you — a picture that begins with a privately funded trip to Virginia and ends with the real costs that will land on your electric bill, your drinking water, your quiet […]
Conflicts of Interest – A deeper dive – a comprehensive look at the ties that require Danielle Williamson to recuse herself
The all-expenses-paid Loudoun County, Virginia, data-center study trip — funded by an IEC member and involving Danielle Williamson (IEC Chair + voting PZAB member), Kevin & David Powers (IEC participants and Indiantown Realty principals), and Martin County Commissioner Stacy Hetherington — now carries an even sharper edge because Commissioner Hetherington receives direct remuneration from Nelson […]
Update with Nomo, 4 April 26
This is a long form discussion. But it is a required one. The topic has depth. The topic has impact. The topic has relevance. The topic has to be discussed openly in a way that involves all of us, in a way that is constructive. In a way that is respectful. In a way that […]
Why Indiantown’s Code is to weak for a Hyper Scale Data Center
Here is a clear, statute- and code-specific list of known deficiencies in the Village of Indiantown’s Land Development Regulations (LDRs, adopted 2020) and Comprehensive Plan (adopted December 2019) as they would be applied to a hyperscale data center like Silver Fox 606 (606-acre Light Industrial major site plan). These documents were written for conventional light/heavy […]
dATACENTER Health Issues including Sound !
3 March 2026 Data centers generate noise (sound), low-frequency noise or infrasound (often perceived as vibrations), and artificial light pollution from 24/7 operations, primarily HVAC/cooling systems, servers, backup generators, and security/operational lighting. These can affect nearby residents (sometimes at distances of 0.5–2.5 miles), though effects vary by distance, topography, individual sensitivity, and facility design. Evidence […]
Rural Heritage & Lifestyle
Rural Heritage and lifestyle are not words in a code book – they are much much more. Your Village Council has an obligation to defend it and protect it. Their own documents mandate it !
Howard Brown The FBI & Opa-Locka Florida
Why is Howard Brown Still Employed in Indiantown? The following is a top level overview of the events that occurred in Opa-Locka while on Howard Browns Watch as an Acting Assistant Manager and a Senior top level employee from 2010 until 2014 according to documentation provided to TAM from OPA-LOCKA sources and CBS 4 Miami […]
COMMUNITY TASK FORCE UPDATE – MEETING TODAY AT 10:00 HRS.
We have a ton of news to offer to everyone . We will be meeting together in fellowship and conversation to learn, compare notes, discuss efforts that are underway on the Awareness, Legal and other fronts with the dATACENTERS in Indiantown. Please join us this morning. Here is an update on the FPL Scandal. Listen […]
Real-world data on the “job boom” claim for data centers in small towns.
WHAT JOBS? The claim that a data center will create a major, lasting job boom in a small/rural town is heavily overstated. Multiple independent economic studies and analyses show the opposite pattern: Once the facility is built, the long-term local employment impact is minimal or statistically zero. Source (Year) Key Finding Details Brookings Institution (2026) […]
Last nights 3-2 vote in favor of data centers moves Indiantown one step closer to demise.
There are two Names that need to be held high today Ms. Susan Gibbs-Thomas and Ms. Christa Miley. These two ladies took steps in places nobody expected. They did homework and came to very similar concerns and understanding of their options. See there are options outside of what Wade steered around last night and we […]
THEY ARE SPITTING IN YOUR EYE INDIANTOWN – DOES THE WORD GENTRIFICATION MEAN ANYTHING – TIME TO CARE YET?
Is this what you voted for? This direct from our Friends at Save Martin County & MartincountyPress.com “Hey Village of Indiantown, FL Government residents… sharing for no reason other than an FYI. Meet your new CEO of your Economic Council. She comes to you by way of a government and PR firm. who worked with […]
Hey FPL & Economic Council of Indiantown – I have a proposal for you. What say you? (UPDATED)
UPDATED WITH AUDIO 08:43 – 16 APR 26 “If FPL Is Truly the Gold Standard, Then Help Us Write the Rules” FPL and Kevin Powers have repeatedly told the community that their data center is the “cream of the crop” — the latest and greatest technology with nothing to worry about. If that is truly […]
Time for the Prevarication to end ~ The People of The Village need Leadership.
The Village is suffering a leadership crisis.
We Are Not Against Data Centers — We Are Against Hyper-Scale Data Centers in Our Front Yards
By Eric D. Miller April 2026 Let’s be very clear from the start. We are not against data centers. We are not against responsible economic growth. We are not trying to stop all progress in Indiantown. What we are against is the uncontrolled placement of hyper-scale data centers — massive 2-million-square-foot-plus facilities — directly in […]
Seeing Through the Smoke: Potential Corruption, Insider Manipulation, and the Data Center Push in Indiantown
When public officials file for re-election while living in an RV parked at a marina owned by a member of the Planning & Zoning Appeals Board, and when that same official uses a P.O. Box instead of a permanent residential address on official candidacy paperwork, the public has every right to ask hard questions. This […]