A Sustainable Vision for East Whiteland Township, PA.

Advanced Technology. Community-First Design. Lasting Economic Value.

Community Information

This website provides clear, factual information about the proposed Forge Data Center in East Whiteland Township. We are building digital infrastructure that supports today’s critical technology while respecting the community that calls East Whiteland home.

Data centers are the physical facilities that store and process the digital information powering modern life—from healthcare and emergency services to cloud computing, local businesses, and artificial intelligence.

Large development projects naturally raise questions about environmental impact, infrastructure, and quality of life. The Forge Data Center is designed as a low-impact, community-first project with a simple commitment: to operate safely, responsibly, and quietly while bringing lasting economic value to East Whiteland Township without burdening local infrastructure or municipal services.

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Community Benefits

Investing in the Community

Large infrastructure projects provide long-term economic benefits to the communities where they are located. In addition to generating property tax revenue, Stark Power intends to establish a Community Benefit Agreement.

Construction Employment

~1,000 full-time construction jobs across multiple phases, supporting local skilled trades.

Long-Term Operations Jobs

~150 permanent positions with wages projected at approximately twice the statewide average.

Increased Tax Revenue

Significant increase in annual property tax revenue benefiting schools, city, and county.

Local Business Opportunities

Opportunities for local businesses and contractors throughout construction and ongoing operations.

Critical Infrastructure

Investment in power, water, and transportation infrastructure that benefits the broader community.

School Funding

~48% of property tax revenue benefits Public Schools directly.

Community Benefit Agreement

A dedicated fund directed by community members to support workforce training and local priorities.