The principals for the recently proposed Project Thunderbird, including Chad Dillingham, Jason Singer, Aaron Singer and Troy Phillips, will be hosting an open house for the project in the Enid High School gymnasium on Thursday, Sept. 24 from 5-7 p.m.
The public is invited to come and go as they please, share their questions and concerns in a civilized manner and get more information on the nature of the project and how it will be carried out.
Representatives from the Enid Regional Development Alliance will also be on hand along with several data center experts.
This will not be a formal presentation, but a space where people can seek out information by talking to the people close to the project. Several tables will be set up where you can talk to different figures associated with the project, so attendees can decide who to talk to and in which order.
Light refreshments will also be provided.
