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PACK. THE. ROOM. Join us Wednesday, October 21st at 10am to give public comment against the $21 million contract with Axon! Tell Reno City Council we will not be wasting our tax dollars on unconstitutional AI-powered surveillance. Swipe for our key points and how to give public/written comment ➡️🌹✊
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Our #ElectionProtection team will be holding it down as #EarlyVote starts in #Nevada this Saturday. 

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This Is Reno has joined a legal effort seeking public access to sealed records in NV Energy’s lawsuit against data center developer Tract and Reno Power. With @ournevadajudges @nevadapress Nevada Open Government Coalition and legal counsel by @aclunv and Luke Busby.

This Is Reno joined Our Nevada Judges, the Nevada Press Association and the Nevada Open Government Coalition in two motions filed Oct. 7. One seeks permission to intervene for the limited purpose of pursuing public access. The other asks the Washoe County court to unseal records in the case.

NV Energy alleges Tract is seeking enormous amounts of electricity for two large data centers in Storey County and wants to shift infrastructure and energy costs to Nevada customers. Tract disputes those claims and says enforcing its contract with NV Energy would allow nearly $1 billion in network upgrades benefiting ratepayers.

The coalition argues that confidentiality agreements alone do not justify sealing court records and that the public has an interest in information about the power agreements, potential arbitration and the possible impact of the projects on Nevada residents.

Attorneys Chris Peterson of the ACLU of Nevada and Luke Busby represent the coalition.

Read the full story at ThisIsReno.com.
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