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Community dividend · Tax impact

Where the tax base flows.

Data centers generate ongoing property taxes, sales/use taxes, utility franchise fees, and other public revenues. Under Oklahoma's tax structure, a large share goes directly to local school districts and colleges.

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Source
Piedmont Technology Park
Capital investment ${cap.toFixed(0)}B
Avg. wages {wages.toFixed(1)}× local
Campus 720 ac.
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{[ 'Ongoing property taxes', 'Sales & use taxes', 'Utility franchise fees', 'Other public revenues', ].map((r, i) => (
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Takes pressure off existing taxpayers. Major power, water, and sewer upgrades are paid for by the project and its utility agreements — not by shifting costs onto existing households.
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