The vibes in Tuesday's City Council meeting were tense as more than 60 residents came forward to share their input (largely in opposition) about plans for a new data center in northeast Sioux Falls. It finally boiled over after the vote was called. 2mins
Original Meeting
Megan Raposa
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A disruption in the council chambers led Mayor Paul TenHaken to order a person removed and warn the audience to remain silent during council deliberations.
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The council called a vote, unanimously approved an agenda item 7–0, and proceeded to the next item on the agenda.
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During the reading of a resolution, multiple speakers shouted profanities and accusations at the council, prompting the mayor to call a five-minute recess to restore order.