The Oldham County Fiscal Court held a special session on June 26, 2025, addressing significant community concerns regarding the proposed data center and the historical context of local power plants. The meeting highlighted the evolution of public perception surrounding the Bluegrass Generating Station, formerly known as the Dynaechi power plant, which has been operational for 25 years. Officials noted that fears expressed at the plant's inception have largely dissipated, with the county's population growing from 44,436 to over 70,000 residents since its establishment.

During the session, discussions centered on a meeting held on May 22, where county officials, including magistrates and representatives from the Chamber of Commerce, strategized on data center applications before a countywide moratorium was set to take effect. Some community members alleged that this meeting was secretive and aimed at excluding certain applicants. However, officials defended the meeting as a standard business discussion intended to facilitate the data center's relocation.

The court also addressed another meeting that took place earlier in May at the property of Nathan Oberg, where some members of the fiscal court viewed the proposed data center's location. Officials emphasized that both meetings were legitimate and not conducted in secrecy, countering claims of impropriety.

The session concluded with a reaffirmation of the importance of transparency in local governance and the need for open communication regarding business developments in Oldham County. The discussions reflect ongoing tensions between community interests and economic development, as officials navigate the complexities of new business proposals while addressing public concerns.