We fight for those who will fight for us and that’s why we need people like Brad Chambers in office. We have an opportunity to make real change by electing Brad Chambers on November 3rd, but it’s going to take work.

This is an opportunity to build upon the current ordinance together and have real community input on the amendments we want to see implemented to protect our city from data center developers.

On Monday October 5th, Council is inviting our community to provide input on ways to strengthen the city’s ordinance. We have an opportunity to come together as a community with Council to make changes to the ordinance and implement strong regulations.

Since the ordinance went into effect, our data center team has been working closely with Councilors Amos Stoltzfus and Marshall Miller on amendments to the current ordinance.

Though the current data center ordinance significantly cut down the amount of available parcels for potential data centers from 179 to 16, we know there are still improvements to be made.

In July of this year, we gathered in City Council Chambers to demand a stronger ordinance be put in place in order to regulate data centers.

Remember to register to vote (PA’s voter registration deadline is October 19th!) to be ready for election day!

Conversations like these ones encourage continued co-governance between LSU and our future elected officials and allow community members to ask the hard questions of our leaders about the changes that impact day to day life in Lancaster!

Candidates discussed housing, data centers, energy usage, healthcare, taxes, education and more. They shared their visions for the future of the district and the actions they are currently taking to move the needle towards a more equitable future for the county’s districts.

State House candidates Jess Branas of the 97th legislative district, Brad Chambers of the 41st legislative district, and incumbent Nicki Rivera of the 96th legislative district answered LSU and audience submitted questions about the issues that impact YOU as Lancaster county residents.

This Saturday afternoon, community members gathered to ask questions of our Lancaster Stands Up endorsed candidates LSU candidates town hall!

He isn’t accepting a dime from corporations, and will fight for affordable housing and against the data centers that want to drain our communities.

Knocking on doors is the most effective tool we have to elect endorsed candidates who will co-govern with us and look out for working peoples’ interests. Candidates like Brad Chambers, who’s running to be the Representative for PA’s 41st district.

We have to keep up the momentum, and that's where you come in- join us on 9/29 at our office at 1261 Lititz Pike from 6:30-8:00pm to get involved!

Where: Vision of Hope MCC, 130 E Main St, Mountville, PA 17554 (Parking at Sloan’s Pharmacy) When: September 26 @ 2pm Who: Brad Chambers, Nikki Rivera and Jess Branas. All other State Representatives have been invited!