Discussion and action to approve the Resolution for Erath County Enhanced Regulation of the Data Centers in the State of Texas.

Requested that the court initiate an independent psychological evaluation for Commissioner Edwards, citing past procedural disputes and concerns over public participation rules.

Criticized the county for funding automated license plate reader (flock) cameras in violation of Republican Party platforms and argued that the proposed data center resolution is too weak and welcoming to developers.

Expressed deep concern over data centers near his Chalk Mountain ranch, supported the county's resolution, and urged the court to adopt stricter pre-development requirements similar to Hill County.

Shared panic among Lingleville families after discovering a proposed 74-acre data center slated near their homes, citing severe fears about water, noise, and property values.

Thanked residents for educating the court and expressed hope that the resolution serves as a first step toward securing local regulatory authority from the state.