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No Federal Transmission Lines Logan County

No Federal Transmission Lines Logan County is a grassroots citizen group opposing wind, solar, and transmission-line development in the county.

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No Federal Transmission Lines Logan County is a grassroots citizen group formed in October 2024 to oppose wind, solar, and transmission-line development in northern Logan County, including the Delta Plains and Cimarron Link transmission corridors. The group held its first community meeting at Camp Joy in Crescent, drawing newly elected state representatives Jim Shaw and Molly Jenkins, both of whom expressed support for the group's concerns. The group followed with a meeting planned at the State Capitol in January 2025 to coincide with legislative leadership elections. The Logan County Board of Commissioners subsequently passed resolutions opposing the Delta Plains project and broader federal climate-related subsidies, though Commission Chairman Mark Sharpton told the group he had found no statutory mechanism allowing the county to block the transmission corridor outright.

Evidence

Sources and further reading

  1. News story Unopposed by the County: Logan’s Green Energy Expansion Continues
    The Oklahoma State Capital · November 27, 2024
  2. News story North Logan County Citizens Pack the House in Opposition to Green New Deal Projects
    The Oklahoma State Capital · November 29, 2024
  3. News story "This is the biggest mistake I have made in my life:" Logan County Property Owners Share Wind War Stories in Crescent Meeting
    The Oklahoma State Capital · December 16, 2024
  4. News story Coffman Signs Off on Invenergy-Related Reimbursement
    The Oklahoma State Capital · January 15, 2025
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