Save Cedar Creek Lake

Volunteer coalition of lake residents & neighbors working to keep large-scale data centers off Cedar Creek Lake's water, grid & roads. Henderson County, TX

[Save Cedar Creek Lake @SaveCedarCreek]

August 19. The Texas House State Affairs Committee takes public comment on data centers. Make your voice heard!

https://t.co/T2dJo9STxt

The message builder on our page writes most of it for you. 5 minutes. Max

What this committee writes this becomes the bills filed in 2027.

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The Star-Telegram reported on the data center that wants up to 2 billion gallons of our lake water a year. Read it:
https://t.co/w8eJe7Oi3S

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The Data Center Fight Just Came to Tool.
The details===> https://t.co/qT5e83dJSL

Thursday, July 16 · 6:00 PM · Oran White Civic Center. The Tool City Council votes on whether to allow data centers in town and a packed room is how we win.

Show up. Sign up to speak.

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Happy 4th! A short post of thanks to you, our neighbors in this fight. The more who join, the harder we are to ignore:

See the full post==>
https://t.co/kG3aFFb0FQ

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The Fort Worth Report confirms it: the Diode data center wants a private pipeline pulling raw water from Cedar Creek Lake — the reservoir that supplies most of Fort Worth — while refusing to say where it's even going without an NDA.

Zero Transparency

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Put our message on the water.

Large 2x4 dock banners every boater will see this 4th of July: $35, ready Friday if you order today. Call Brenda at BS Graphics: 903-275-8142 👉
https://t.co/3I3L4dUVv3

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We packed the room. 250+ neighbors, standing room only, and a spot on @KETK's 10pm news. See the full recap.
https://t.co/VG10WCCYiU

Now it's on all of us. Volunteer & make your voice heard

#SaveCedarCreekLake #ProtectOurWater

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Be in the room.

https://t.co/eFgxvn0l9Q

The bigger the crowd, the harder we are to ignore.

The Town Hall to fight for Cedar Creek Lake is tomorrow. So show up and bring a neighbor.

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@mcuban The fix is simple: disclose real water demand before you site, pay your own way for infrastructure, and don't plant an industrial facility 150 feet from someone's home on a drought-declared lake.

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@mcuban The Texas House Natural Resources Committee chairman said it himself on June 23, 2026, on the record, about this Diode project in Henderson County: "A prime example of how NOT to do a data center project." - Rep. Cody Harris. Not AI hate. That's a siting and process failure.

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@mcuban You say the answer is a community tour. What exactly is a tour going to tell the family whose backyard is 150 feet from a 150 MW industrial gas plant on a drought-declared lake? That AI is good, actually? These people don't need a tour. They need a developer who gives a damn.

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@mcuban That's not a PR problem. That's a contempt problem. Developer selected a site with a fence-line less than 150 feet from a residential neighborhood. Natural gas turbines. Wet cooling towers. 24/7 noise and truck traffic. Right next to people's homes. No community input.

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@mcuban The fight in our community has nothing to do with hating AI. A developer wants to draw(Cedar Creek Lake-TX) millions of gallons a day from a drought-declared lake that our small water district literally cannot supply. We asked for honest numbers. They've given five diff answers.