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Boone County Quorum Court Committee Recommends Resolution

Friday, May 5, 2023 at 6:28 AM

The Boone County Quorum Court is chiming in on the recent concerns citizens of Harrison has voiced over a proposed crypto mining business.

According to the Harrison Daily Times, during the court’s committees meeting this week the recommended a resolution to the full court asking the Governor to repel or review a pair of recently passed laws that help the crypto mining industry.

The full court will vote on the resolution at their full meeting next Tuesday. Green Digital is currently proposing to put a facility in at a location just inside the Harrison City Limits.

More on the story can be found in the Harrison Daily Times.

 

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