Meta data center construction is literally tearing our county roads apart! Neither Meta or the city of Lebanon, Indiana are keeping heavy trucks on the construction route! (And taxpayers will end up footing the bill).

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana All county roads are being torn up, it's sad how the rural county roads are being ignored. Our county road is worse then hwy 9 in Madison county with semis and traffic and we don't have a data center thank God but there is a ethanol plant and carbon capture plant close. SAD!

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana Turn off your social media. That will stop the data centers

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana Can’t believe social media worked before thousand acre data centers!

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana Its so sad to see all the farms and homes destroyed because of Meta and Lily....

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana Look at all those local jobs, contracts with local supply companies cruising down the road. Generating multiple levels of taxes for Lebanon. Kudos!

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana The community is being crapped on. But you can cheer noise pollution, light pollution, air pollution, and the destruction of our roads and such (it’s your right to value money over everything else).

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana All your concerns are legit...but to say a community is being crapped on ignores the other side of the equation. The long term benefits of the jobs, tax base...will be around for decades. Long after those trucks are gone.

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana What are data centers for? You mean SURVEILLANCE CENTERS, most people have no idea what's taken place right now under there noises! Total Surveillance STATE 1984 incoming, your enslavement are the sheep are building it for there children's enslavement! It's called AGENDA 2030!

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana As always, benefits to the few, data companies and trucking companies, expenses to the many. Corporate capitalism.

The infrastructure agreement (approved by the Lebanon City Council in early 2026 via Resolution 2026-02) requires Orla LLC/Meta and its contractors to: • Fully fund and reconstruct specified county roads (such as segments of County Road 200 North, 350 West, 400 North, and a new County Road 200 West) to meet commercial collector and secondary arterial pavement standards. • Repair any construction-related damage or excessive wear and tear to the listed roads and adjacent transportation systems. Repairs are generally expected within 7 days of written notice; if not completed, the city or county can perform the work and invoice Meta/Orla for the costs.

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana This was 600w, the damn trucks won't stay on the construction routes and @meta and @Lebanon_Indiana are trying to turn a blind eye.

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana Wait til harvest starts, it’s not going to be a good situation west of town

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana The road looks fine

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana This should be covered by impact fees paid at the time of permit approval not tax payers. This is how it works in my industry. We should be asking what impact fees were paid and how that money is allocated.

@Meta @Lebanon_Indiana It would be a shame if someone had some privately owned spike strips