The Evansville Rotary Club hosted a panel discussion addressing growing community questions about data centers and their potential impact on the region. The conversation centered on three key concerns: energy consumption, water usage, and the promise of job creation. Panelists included industry experts and local officials who provided insights into how data centers operate and what their presence could mean for Evansville's infrastructure and economy. Energy emerged as a primary topic, with attendees asking whether the local power grid can support the massive electricity demands of server facilities. Water usage also drew concern, as data centers require significant cooling resources. On the jobs front, panelists offered a balanced view, noting that while data centers create construction jobs and some permanent positions, the long-term employment footprint is often smaller than people expect. The Rotary event provided a valuable forum for residents to ask questions directly and hear from informed sources, helping the community make sense of a complex and increasingly relevant topic.