A small-town alliance committed to joining forces with our neighbors in Fairburn and Fayette & Coweta counties.
Our mission is to advocate for responsible growth, preserve Tyrone's character, and ensure that residents have a meaningful voice in decisions that affect our community. We are a non-partisan, resident-led organization.
We are currently working to STOP Project Rita, a Microsoft data center that sits on a vulnerable aquifer and borders many residential properties in both Tyrone, GA and Fairburn, GA.
500,000 sq. ft.
2 buildings
Onsite substation (size not yet disclosed)
161 acres
Combined capacity of 96MW
Town of Tyrone annexed 146.5 acres of undeveloped, unincorporated land in Fayette County
NO data center ordinance is in place to regulate concerns or set environmental + health standards
As of July 2026, developers have not filed for land disturbance or building permits. We still have a voice. DO NOT LET LEADERS MISLEAD YOU TO BELIEVING THERE IS NOTHING WE CAN DO!
Trickum Creek runs through the proposed Microsoft data center site. The site also includes mapped wetlands and drains toward Line Creek, a critical water-supply shed. Is this an appropriate site for a data center, where discharges of chemical wastewater can overwhelm treatment plants or cause sewage backups?
Noise sources operate continuously at data centers. There are fans, cooling systems, transformers, substations, and electrical equipment. Generator testing and emergency operation then adds louder or low-frequency noise. "You feel it in your bones," a resident living near a data center in Aurora, IL describes the sound.
On-site generators emit particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and volatile organic compounds, which studies link to elevated rates of respiratory issues and asthma in neighboring communities.
Thursday, August 6th @ 7pm, WEAR RED