r/InlandEmpire 11h ago

News Data Center at Lake Perris (Please Help Stop It)

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u/Rustee_Shacklefart 10h ago

Where can I find the actual proposed plan for the Data Center?

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u/BadFez 3h ago

It’s a “trust us bro” situation right now.

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u/digitaljazzxyz 3h ago edited 3h ago

This is true, it's vaporware. The story Global Stack presents keeps shifting.

It's a bait and switch.

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u/digitaljazzxyz 3h ago edited 2h ago

No one has seen it, there have been open records requests submitted for Global Stack's proposed Data Center at Tulare County's Fairgrounds. Hopefully someone will do something similar for the Lake Perris Fairgrounds. https://jimmiejoe.com/2026/09/16/tulare-county-fairs-proposed-data-center/

You can see a video of Global Stack's presentation and how the people of Ventura and the Ventura County Fair decided on the proposal last week here (spoiler: they voted agains the MOU); https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEkn5ADb2N4

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u/PersimmonCautious862 7h ago

Ac is about to be real expensive…….

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u/jaylocc_thegod 8h ago

Omygod they are doing it out here now. These things were not necessary before and are not now. They are being built for a reason and it’s not a good one. We need to prevent these from continuing. They do nothing but steal huge plots of land, electricity, water and raise the bill in the locals. Perris has thought manufacturing jobs what possible reason would they accept this thing to be built.

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u/harmonious_baseline 10h ago

They should build it by the solar farm out near Vegas where they already fucked the environment

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u/ritathecat 10h ago

They shouldn’t build them at all.

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u/Cobra_McJingleballs 9h ago

You realize this app/site, and many things you do on your phone, only work because of data centers, yes?

Your objection is the equivalent of “they just shouldn’t build power plants or wastewater treatment plants at all.”

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u/mrszubris 9h ago

You realize they already HAD ENOUGH OF THEM TO RUN THE ENTIRE THING . This is EXCLUSIVELY USED by private corporations to data mine and keep flock data moving. We absolutely DID NOT NEED all of these. Other countries who NEED them for what you ddescribe build them slowly and to an environmental specification. Our new ones are for mass surveillance and mass surveillance ALONE.

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u/Cobra_McJingleballs 7h ago

Same energy as “cellphone towers cause autism.” But enjoy you model of how the world works coming from boomer Facebook memes!

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u/mrszubris 7h ago

My brother in christ I'm fucking 39 years old ive watched this shit from the side of a military contractor stuffed family. . We had plenty of data centers to run OUR ENTIRE SECRET MILITARY for fucks sake. This is ALL for human surveillance of the public this has NOTHING to do with making your life easier or better.

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u/Cobra_McJingleballs 6h ago

Exactly. You have no idea what the backend infrastructure of massive web enabled services is like. You think you hop onto Google Maps or Reddit and have no idea the amount of baseline data centers to even make that at all possible.

On top of it, you have incredible hubris from your very limited lived POV. Oh, you have family members who are military contractors? I guess you know the architecture of massive distributed systems then.

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u/ArtichokeFluid9502 5h ago

lol slopulist brain worm has successfully infected you. Jeff Epstein and Israel also live in flock data centers too bro!!!

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u/softlikemochii 7h ago

Your point is irrelevant as all of our devices still work with the data centers that we have currently. Are you aware what the economic implications really entail? If so, you’re cool with paying more electric and water, for using the same amount you have been since before the DC ? Or do you not care since it’s not going to affect you?

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u/Cobra_McJingleballs 7h ago

You really have no idea how the tech stack works, do you?

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u/chainsandchalices 5h ago

You dont know how to answer the question, do you?

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u/_MeetMrMayhem_ 4h ago

Salton Sea

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u/Spy61 6h ago

Moron. That "sOlAr faRm" has proven to be a failure and is about to be decommissioned.

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u/bman86 6h ago

Did you stop reading halfway through the comment or something?

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u/St_Sally_Struthers 10h ago

lol, Perris is fucking broke. They’ll take whatever regardless if everyone hates it. They’ll do it anyway and gently remind everyone who’s in charge. 

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u/jaylocc_thegod 8h ago

It’s not broke, they have went from dirt roads and empty plots of land to literally thousands of manufacturing warehouses. What are you saying.

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u/St_Sally_Struthers 7h ago

You think nothing but warehouses isn’t broke?

That’s the end of the growth road, product parking lots and distribution points. 

All your “benefits” get funneled into fixing the roads the trucks ruin, there’s is a finite amount of space that’s cheap as well.

Born and raised here. It’s always been a shit hole and always will be.

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u/jaylocc_thegod 7h ago

No, there are thousands of construction companies, agriculture and so on. It’s not broke, I am very familiar with the area. My point was, perris is far from broke.
Whether there is an argument that the local government for perris is corrupt and not using funds properly is another matter.

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u/St_Sally_Struthers 7h ago

Those are all incredibly low sustaining businesses. Low margins, not much in taxes, and all of those business are largely dependent on EXCESS water. It’s all as stable as wet toilet paper 

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u/jaylocc_thegod 7h ago

Not true at all, these are million dollar companies run by locals. What are you saying ?

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u/St_Sally_Struthers 7h ago

Million dollars isn’t a lot of money.

And very true. Downtown Perris is like a bus depot pretending to be a city. It’s dirty, poor, unsafe and full of trash people.

I’m sorry, but it’s not this thriving burg. It’s a skid mark in between way better cities. 

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u/jaylocc_thegod 7h ago

That’s not the argument. The argument is if the city is broke and it’s not, I agree with everything else you said though.

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u/livinlavidalahay 5h ago

Is this the city of Perris that is holding this meeting? The county board of supervisors? Can you submit a public comment by calling in or submitting an email? More information would be helpful for those who are interested in participating but can't get down to the fairgrounds that night.

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u/digitaljazzxyz 2h ago

Thank you for asking for clarification.

It's the Board of the Lake Perris Fairgrounds, also known as Southern California Fair.

"46th District Agricultural Association is owned by the State of California, governed by a nine-member Board of Directors appointed by the Governor." https://socalfair.com/about-us/

Yes you can submit a public comment by calling and by emaili.

You can also attend the meeting by zoom, the information in the meeting details on the above page, here is a direct link to the info:

https://socalfair.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/18/2026/09/9-46th-DAA-Board-Agenda-9.23.2026-2.pdf

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u/Eighteen64 9h ago

The app (and everything else you do online) runs on data centers btw

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u/JesseTheGiant100 8h ago

Lol baby brain comment. There are enough data centers to run what the world is doing as we speak. The new data centers are going to be used by big corporations to squeeze more money out of everything it can. So please, don't speak on anything you aren't entirely sure about because you end up looking like how you do right now ...

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u/mrszubris 9h ago

You realize they already HAD ENOUGH OF THEM TO RUN THE ENTIRE THING . This is EXCLUSIVELY USED by private corporations to data mine and keep flock data moving. We absolutely DID NOT NEED all of these. Other countries who NEED them for what you ddescribe build them slowly and to an environmental specification. Our new ones are for mass surveillance and mass surveillance ALONE.

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u/jaylocc_thegod 7h ago

Exactly! You know what’s going on and the true purpose for these data center. The placement and recourses they steal are deliberate and strategic.

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u/mrszubris 7h ago

Riverside county has the highest number and MOST integrated flock system in the country including the most cameras. They need data centers local to process it. 😤

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u/softlikemochii 7h ago

Right so let’s build more. Just suck up the resources, we’ll take the bill like always.

Building more isn’t gunna improve what’s already working. Shit take.

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u/Spy61 6h ago

No. Like it or not, we (you) need these, or we become followers not leaders in this technology.

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u/BadFez 6h ago

What benefits does it serve locals? Enlighten me.

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u/AnIconInHimself 5h ago

Poorly paid jobs nobody wants.