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Community Engagement & Stakeholder Facilitator

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Consulting Services for a Data Center Impact Study

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Performs public outreach and stakeholder interviews for prime contractors on York County data center impact studies. Conducts targeted interviews with neighborhood associations, agricultural operators, and environmental organizations. Facilitates briefings with the York County Council. Documents community concerns and perceptions. Requires public relations and community facilitation expertise. Delivers engagement documentation and survey results.

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