CLAREMORE, Okla. – May 21, 2026 – Beale Infrastructure is committing $3.5 million to Northeast Tech’s Claremore campus to fund new classrooms, industry-aligned curriculum, and a hands-on certification program – building a direct pipeline of local talent into data center operations careers.
“This partnership represents a strategic investment in our students and the future of our workforce,ˮ said Derek Beller, Northeast Tech Superintendent. “It will allow Northeast Tech to expand training opportunities at our Claremore campus and prepare students for in demand, well-paying careers in information technology through hands-on, industry-aligned instruction. We are grateful for the shared commitment to expanding educational and career opportunities across our region.”
“Beale’s investment in Northeast Tech reflects how we approach every project – by building something that lasts well beyond the construction phase,ˮ said Tony Burkart, Senior Vice President, Public Policy & Public Affairs. “Claremore has the talent, the infrastructure, and the community commitment to be a long-term hub for data center operations, and this partnership ensures local residents have a direct path into those careers.”
The Claremore data center will bring lasting economic impact to the region. The multi-year buildout is expected to support 400 to 800 construction jobs annually, with initial operations employing 35 full-time staff at average salaries of approximately $75,000 including benefits – a figure expected to grow with each subsequent phase.
Dozens of local businesses have already reached out about working on the project. A Tax Incentive District will deliver dedicated, long-term funding to local taxing entities including schools and municipal services.
To learn more, visit https://bealeinfra.com/location/claremore/.
CATOOSA, Okla. – May 14, 2026 – Beale Infrastructure (Beale) is providing a $250,000 financial commitment to support the Regional Apprenticeship Training Center (RATC), a collaborative workforce development initiative led by Tulsa Innovation Labs, Tulsa Ports and Tulsa Technology Center.
Located near the Port of Catoosa, the RATC is being developed as an apprenticeship training facility focused on preparing workers for careers in advanced manufacturing, robotics, industrial maintenance, autonomous systems technology and electrical systems. Beale’s contribution will support the next phase of facility development, equipment build-out and operational launch efforts. The investment will be administered through the Tulsa Community Foundation.
Jennifer Hankins, Managing Director of Tulsa Innovation Labs, praised Beale Infrastructure’s investment in the region and its commitment to workforce development and education.
“What makes Tulsa’s innovation ecosystem special is the willingness of partners to invest not just in technology, but in people,” said Hankins. “This show of support from Beale Infrastructure, Tulsa Ports, and Tulsa Technology Center for the Regional Apprenticeship Training Center is a meaningful expression of the commitment of public private partnerships to provide opportunities for Oklahomans in high growth industries.”
The RATC is expected to serve 250 to 300 registered apprentices annually once fully operational, creating a sustainable pipeline of highly skilled technical talent for employers across the region.
“We want the communities where we operate to be stronger and more prosperous because we are there,” said Tony Burkart, Senior Vice President, Public Policy & Public Affairs at Beale. “We are honored to support an effort that will create opportunities for local workers, support local employers, attract new investment and strengthen the long-term economic foundation of the region.”
Beale Infrastructure is currently advancing plans for a proposed data center development in Claremore that would create long-term, high-skill jobs and support continued economic growth in the region. This investment in the RATC reflects Beale’s community-first commitment to responsible development.
DE SOTO, Kan. – May 11, 2026 – Beale Infrastructure has announced it will launch a $250,000 community investment fund for its $3B De Soto Data center campus that will benefit local and regional nonprofits. Beale will work with local partners over the next year to identify additional grant projects.
Beale is solidifying its commitment to the De Soto community through a series of local initiatives designed to enhance the quality of life for residents today and into the future. Cornerstone partnerships include:
- The De Soto Kansas Food Pantry
- The USD232 Education Foundation
- City of De Soto initiatives, including:
- Lighting the downtown De Soto water tower near 83rd St. and Wea St.
- Revitalizing local recreation by sponsoring the irrigation system for two new ballfields at Riverfest Park
- De Soto Days
- Additional grant projects identified by local partners
Beale is prioritizing supporting projects that benefit the needs and well-being of its neighbors, and we are proud to support local programs to help ensure the community’s traditions continue to thrive.
“This significant investment in our community, both in terms of economic impact and community support, speaks to Beale’s commitment to being a true community partner,” said Rick Walker, Mayor of De Soto. “Their support for local organizations and initiatives will have a real impact, and we appreciate their investment in De Soto’s future, and we look forward to our community having the opportunity to learn more at the June public event.”
The first phase of the data center project is expected to generate significant economic impacts with more than $150 million in local and county revenue over 25 years. Of that, the De Soto Unified School District 232 will receive more than $75 million. In addition, the project will create local workforce opportunities for thousands of construction workers and at least 50 full-time, on-site jobs once operational, with additional positions added in future phases.
The project reflects Beale’s responsible development model, which emphasizes
disciplined site selection aligned with local land use planning, proactive engagement and long-term partnership with local communities, as well as direct investment to strengthen area infrastructure and the local workforce. All major project infrastructure – including power delivery, water systems and site improvements – will be privately funded by Beale, ensuring costs are not passed on to residents and ratepayers. Beale is committed to paying its own way and providing the infrastructure that we all depend on.
“Beale’s investment is a win for De Soto and Kansas,” said David Campbell, chairman and chief executive officer at Evergy. “Evergy has established rates that ensure new large energy users like Beale pay prices that cover the cost to serve them plus bring benefit to all our customers. Beale’s agreement to long-term energy contracts and to cover the costs for infrastructure that solely serves its facility demonstrates its commitment to the Community.”
“Kansas City’s growth in the digital infrastructure sector continues to accelerate, and projects like this reinforce the region’s position as a destination for forward-looking investment,” said Tim Cowden, president and CEO of the Kansas City Area Development Council. “Beale is an excellent company with impeccable credentials in the global technology community. The company’s commitment to De Soto and KC as a whole further ensures this growth translates into real, lasting benefits for residents all across the Region.”
“Beale’s significant support for the City of De Soto is certainly worth celebrating,” said De Soto Chamber & Economic Development Council President Tim Holverson. “It says a lot about Beale Infrastructure that this historic investment in our digital infrastructure is accompanied by impactful investment in the surrounding community. It is the beginning of a long-term partnership that is truly Community First.”
“Our investment in De Soto goes far beyond the physical infrastructure. We are investing in the people, the educational pathways and the community fabric that will drive this region’s growth in the evolving digital economy for decades to come,” said Tony Burkart, Senior Vice President, Public Policy & Public Affairs at Beale. “We are committed to being a catalyst for growth, beyond the four corners of our site. We look forward to growing alongside our neighbors and contributing to the enduring prosperity of De Soto for future generations.”
Beale is planning for a community-focused event in June; more information will be shared on the project page, which can be found at https://bealeinfra.com/de-soto-kansas/.
Release updated July 8, 2026
SAN FRANCISCO – April 28, 2026 – Beale Infrastructure has announced the first phase of its De Soto, Kansas data center campus.The development will break ground in May, making it the first hyperscale data center to be announced in the state of Kansas.
The first phase of the campus will comprise at least two facilities and supporting infrastructure. At full buildout, the campus is expected to encompass four buildings and more than one million square feet with an estimated development value of $3 billion, representing a significant long-term infrastructure investment in the region. The first phase will add hundreds of construction jobs and 50 operational roles to the local economy, supported by Beale’s workforce development, community grants, and conservation and environmental stewardship initiatives.
The project reflects Beale’s responsible development model, which emphasizes disciplined site selection aligned with local land use planning, proactive engagement and long-term partnership with local communities and direct investment to strengthen area infrastructure and the local workforce. All major project infrastructure – including power delivery, water systems, and site improvements – will be privately funded by Beale, ensuring schedule certainty while avoiding cost impacts to local residents and ratepayers.
The project is supported by a strong ongoing partnership with Evergy, which will provide power service and deliver developer funded infrastructure aligned with the region’s growth and reliability objectives. The site leverages previously designated industrial land adjacent to the Panasonic EV battery manufacturing plant, maintaining separation from residential areas while enabling large-scale infrastructure development within an established industrial park. Once built, the campus will host a large technology company tenant contracted via a long-term lease.
Beale will begin initiating site preparation activities this month, including engagement with general contractors, supply chain partners, and infrastructure providers to support delivery. As a Community First developer, Beale has also begun conversations with non-profit and sustainability leaders in De Soto to begin establishing partnerships that support lasting benefits for the community that reinforce the value of this project.
San Francisco, CA — November 24, 2025 — Beale Infrastructure (“Beale”), a developer of sustainable data centers and utility-scale infrastructure, today announced two executive appointments to drive its next phase of expansion. The additions of Julian Kudritzki as Chief Operating Officer and Courtney Jolicoeur as Chief Financial Officer deepen the company’s operational and financial capabilities to scale execution across North America.
The appointments follow Beale’s 2024 platform launch to meet accelerating demand for responsibly sited data centers, energy and infrastructure. Beale develops projects in partnership with utilities, local governments and community stakeholders to align digital infrastructure investments with regional priorities for growth and environmental stewardship. Beale is a portfolio company of funds managed by Blue Owl Capital, one of the world’s largest private investors in digital infrastructure.
“Digital infrastructure growth is accelerating, but the industry faces constraints navigating community partnerships, interconnection backlogs and aging infrastructure. Hyperscale data centers require a deeply thoughtful approach,” said Ayla Matthews, Managing Director of Digital Infrastructure at Blue Owl Capital. “Beale has built its platform to reflect these new market realities. With Julian and Courtney bolstering an industry-leading bench of development and execution talent, Beale is exceptionally well positioned for growth.”
As Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Kudritzki leads Beale’s commercial activities, customer engagement and end-to-end product execution. Mr. Kudritzki brings more than 20 years of experience scaling and executing digital growth strategies. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President of Global Revenue & Product at Ada Infrastructure, where he led the delivery of 900 MW of capacity across three continents. Prior to Ada, he built and led Microsoft’s Azure Infrastructure Strategy & Development team, which deployed more than $50 billion in cloud infrastructure investments across 16 countries.
“Beale is positioned to solve one of the defining challenges of our time – delivering power-secure, responsibly-sited infrastructure to enable North America’s digital transformation and buildout,” said Mr. Kudritzki. “The team, mission and institutional backing are exactly what’s needed to meet this moment. I look forward to partnering with Beale’s customers and communities to execute high-quality projects with sustainable long-term impact.”
As Chief Financial Officer, Ms. Jolicoeur is responsible for leading the company’s capital sourcing, risk management and financial governance activities. She joins Beale from Unico Properties, where she served as the Chief Financial Officer, overseeing corporate strategy, corporate financial operations, accounting, institutional investor reporting and platform system implementations. Her background also includes financial leadership roles at
Amazon, VEREIT Inc., Cole Capital and Ernst & Young, with extensive experience in high growth environments and large-scale real estate portfolios.
“Beale’s model is built around responsible development practices and committed longterm partnerships,” said Ms. Jolicoeur. “I’m thrilled to help shepherd these multi-billion dollar investments into North American communities and to scale Beale’s platform operations.”
Beale is advancing multiple large-scale data center and infrastructure projects into construction this year in regions positioned for long-term technology sector growth. These markets offer strong utility partnerships, skilled workforces, and the land and power availability required for cloud and AI infrastructure. The company recently hosted community and state leaders onsite for its first groundbreaking in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, where an initial $1 billion investment phase is underway, with completion expected in early 2027. Beale has also announced projects in Arizona and Kansas.
SAN FRANCISCO — November 17, 2025 — Beale Infrastructure (“Beale”), a digital infrastructure developer for the world’s leading technology companies, today announced it has joined the Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA) to contribute to industry wide conversations focused on accelerating the adoption of clean, firm power across digital infrastructure.
CEBA is a leading business trade association dedicated to expanding access to clean, reliable, and affordable energy for commercial and industrial customers. As a member of CEBA’s Data Center Community of Practice, Beale will partner with hyperscalers, utilities, and renewable energy developers to address the complex challenges of scaling digital infrastructure while meeting ambitious decarbonization goals.
“Joining CEBA reinforces our long-term commitment to responsible growth and sustainable development, including sourcing carbon-free energy for new data center projects,” said Sam Arons, Vice President of Energy & Sustainability at Beale. “We look forward to collaborating with CEBA’s member ecosystem to accelerate progress toward a resilient, low-carbon future that supports and drives positive outcomes for our local communities.”
“We’re pleased to welcome Beale to CEBA and look forward to shaping the clean energy future together,” said Kit Brown, Manager, Data Center Communities of Practice at CEBA. “Beale’s expertise and leadership in sustainable data center development will be a valuable addition to our network as we work to expand access to clean energy solutions for all market participants.”
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Tucson, ARIZONA — November 6, 2025 — Beale Infrastructure (“Beale”) today announced a major sustainability and community investment initiative for its planned data center project in Pima County’s Southeast Employment and Logistics Center (SELC). Beale is committing to match 100% of energy use at its Pima County data center with renewable energy and to invest $15 million in Pima County to support local education, workforce development, and long-term community growth.
Beale’s commitment to pursue 100% renewable energy for its Pima County data center is a significant additional investment and reflects the company’s dedication to sustainable infrastructure development. To achieve this, Tucson Electric Power (TEP) will serve the data center through an energy supply agreement and Beale will seek to accelerate the development of new renewable energy resources for TEP’s grid that produce enough energy to match 100% of the data center’s energy consumption—at the data center’s cost. While these new projects are coming online, the commitment to 100% renewable energy will be fulfilled with purchases of renewable energy credits (RECs). Achieving 100% renewable energy not only reduces the project’s lifetime carbon emissions but also supports Pima County’s Climate Action Plan and broader regional goals to pull forward the delivery of new renewable energy generation.
The community investment initiative will launch with a $5 million scholarship fund designed to support STEM education and trade school training in Pima County, positioning local students and trade professionals to thrive in high-demand technical careers. The fund aims to empower the next generation of technical talent in southern Arizona and to foster local economic opportunity through educational investments.
An additional $10 million will be allocated in future phases of the project for community benefit projects identified in collaboration with Pima County leadership. These investments will be tailored to local priorities and will provide long lasting benefits for county residents, such as digital equity investments and fiber infrastructure expansions.
Beale plans to finalize the acquisition of the Pima County property at the end of the year and subsequently begin construction, marking a significant milestone for southern Arizona investment and development.
The project’s initial phase is expected to bring $3.6 billion in capital investment during its multi-year construction. It is expected to generate $152 million in tax revenue over 10 years—$58.5 million for Pima County and $93.5 million for the State of Arizona. The construction phase will create 3,000 jobs, prioritizing local union and trade labor, with 180 permanent data center campus jobs to be established by 2029. The data center will use an air-cooled design, which will consume no water for cooling. Water from an Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) approved source will be used to supply domestic needs, including bathrooms, as well as fire suppression systems.
“Beale Infrastructure’s commitments to renewable energy and additional community investments demonstrate how economic development projects benefit our community beyond the billions in capital investment and job creation the company has already pledged,” said Joe Snell, president & CEO of The Chamber of Southern Arizona.
“Beale’s focus on identifying community benefits projects, such as those supporting STEM education and trade school training, will further regional efforts to strengthen the talent ecosystem in Pima County and boost our regional competitiveness.”
Union leaders expressed support for the project’s commitment to hiring local workers.
“Beale Infrastructure’s data center project will create thousands of critical, good-paying construction jobs with benefits vital to working families in southern Arizona,” said Michael S. Dea with LiUNA Local 1184. “The apprenticeship opportunities present realworld training experiences for those coming up in the ranks in our industry. These benefits will strengthen the surrounding communities for years to come.
“This project will create a strong pipeline of long-term, good-paying jobs for Apprentice and Journeyman Union Carpenters in Southern Arizona,” stated Fabian Sandez with the Western States Carpenter Union and president of Local 1912. “A project of this scale demands precision, skill, and safety—qualities that trained union carpenters bring to every job. This project represents an opportunity to build the future of southern Arizona, raising the standard of living for families through stable jobs, fair wages, and quality benefits that come with a career as a union carpenter.”
“We’re proud to invest in Pima County and to support local workforce training and commit to pursue 100% renewable energy for our first data center project in Arizona,” said Brendan Gallagher, Senior Vice President at Beale. “This commitment reflects our belief that sustainable development and community investment must work hand-in-hand to create lasting value and opportunities for the region.”
“Beale’s investment in Pima County’s digital infrastructure is about more than technology—it’s about opportunity,” said Ted Maxwell, President & CEO of Southern Arizona Leadership Council. “In addition to expanding access and digital equity, the new workforce development fund will help grow local STEM talent and strengthen the region’s innovation economy.”
Tulsa, OKLAHOMA — October 31, 2025 — Beale Infrastructure (“Beale”) today announced the groundbreaking of a new data center campus in Tulsa County, marking a major partnership with local and state leaders to deliver lasting economic and infrastructure benefits to the region. Backed by a planned $1 billion investment, the project, known as Project Clydesdale, is set to strengthen the local power grid, enhance public utilities, and create new opportunities for Oklahomans.
“Beale’s announcement of a $1 billion investment in Tulsa County and the creation of 100 high-paying jobs demonstrates Oklahoma’s leadership in technologies that are shaping the modern economy and ensuring that economic opportunity is available to communities and businesses across the Tulsa region,” said Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell.
Beale develops data centers throughout North America in partnership with the world’s leading technology companies, working closely with the communities in which it invests to responsibly develop facilities that reflect local priorities and support expanding digital requirements. Beale prioritizes sustainability in its developments, working alongside power and water utilities on additive generation and infrastructure strategies. Project Clydesdale has committed to significant public infrastructure upgrades including upgrades to Washington County Rural Water District #3 water lines and system upgrades that will enhance Public Service Company of Oklahoma’s (“PSO’s”) transmission and distribution system reliability across the region. It is expected to have a significant economic impact on the region through a $1 billion capital investment and the creation of up to 100 permanent high-paying technical roles, in addition to thousands of local construction jobs during the five-year build-out of the initial phase.
“We are extremely fortunate that this project has selected Tulsa County as its location,” said Dr. Margaret Coates, Superintendent of Owasso Public Schools. “When a large-scale development like this comes to our community, it’s more than just concrete and servers—it’s a long-term investment in our children’s future. The tax revenue generated helps us fund better classrooms, hire more teachers and expand access to technology. Beyond that, our students stand to benefit through potential partnerships that open doors to emerging technologies—whether through internships, mentorships or other workforce development initiatives that prepare them for the careers of tomorrow.”
“This project is a great example of how critical digital infrastructure can drive meaningful public-private partnerships that benefit our entire community,” said Stan Sallee, Tulsa County Commissioner for District 1. “Through Beale’s investment, they are not only supporting innovation but also creating new funding opportunities for our public schools and helping to improve transportation infrastructure. This project will strengthen local economies and provide quality construction jobs for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, ironworkers and many others. Creating good jobs for Oklahoma families makes them the right partner for Tulsa County. Projects like this continue to elevate our region’s reputation as a hub for technology and innovation.”
“We feel privileged to be part of the state of Oklahoma and are proud to call the Tulsa community home. We take our role in advancing prosperity and long-term sustainability very seriously. Economic, workforce and community development are major strengths of this region and we are excited to play a role in supporting the state, regional and local organizations who are driving positive change,” said Michael Nudelman, Chief Development Officer at Beale. “We want to first and foremost be good community partners, engaging in and supporting economic development to improve the quality of life and opportunities in the regions where we invest. We are grateful to state and local leaders for their support and close collaboration, as well as members of the community for their ongoing engagement throughout this process.”
- New air cooled design will utilize a closed-loop system and will not otherwise consume any water for industrial cooling
- Updated design reflects robust and ongoing engagement with Board of Supervisors and local community
Beale Infrastructure today announced an updated project design for its proposed data center project in Pima County. The updated design, which was developed in partnership with the Pima County Board of Supervisors, incorporates air cooling technology that utilizes a closed-loop system. The initial phase of the project is located in Pima County’s Southeast Employment and Logistics Center.
“Beale is focused on bringing long-term value to the region, and we are committed to continuing to partner with stakeholders to ensure that this project reflects the community’s values and priorities. We appreciate the dialogue with the Pima County Board of Supervisors about the project plan and will be soliciting and implementing feedback from members of the community,” said Michael Nudelman, Chief Development Officer at Beale Infrastructure. “This revised project plan is designed to the highest standard of sustainable facility operations, utilizing existing clean energy resources and incorporating air cooling technology. It will enable transformative investment in southern Arizona to meet the region’s expanding digital infrastructure needs.”
Over the past several weeks, Beale has evaluated alternative project designs with the objective of preserving the project’s commitments to sustainable design, clean energy sourcing and core economic and job-creation benefits, all while addressing feedback the community has shared. After this review, Beale selected an air cooling technology that uses a closed-loop system. This system uses minimal amounts of water that are continuously recirculated, thereby eliminating water loss and the need to consume water for industrial purposes. Beale’s air cooled design will otherwise consume no water, potable or otherwise, for industrial cooling. Water will be used only for domestic purposes, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and fire suppression, which is required for employees’ health and safety, on a similar scale to any other business.
Sandra Watson, President and CEO, Arizona Commerce Authority said, “This historic $3.6 billion investment in Southern Arizona’s digital infrastructure will power next-gen discoveries and technologies, enhance the region’s economic competitiveness, and significantly benefit local residents and community institutions like schools and public safety. We commend the thoughtful, collaborative planning that has enabled this project to advance in a sustainable and responsible way and are proud to work with local partners to support its success.”
There will be no changes to the Energy Supply Agreement that Tucson Electric Power (TEP) filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) on August 25, 2025. That agreement will provide up to 286 megawatts, the same amount as under the project’s previous design, and ensures important protections for TEP customers:
- The project will not raise rates for other TEP customers.
- No new power plants will be required; power will be drawn from existing resources and new clean energy systems in development.
- The project will pay for all new electric infrastructure dedicated to its service.
- Termination fees, minimum payments and financial guarantees will ensure the project carries no financial risk to others
“Our energy supply agreement ensures that this project will have only positive impacts for our customers,” said Susan Gray, TEP’s President and CEO. “This is what balanced growth looks like: welcoming new investment while protecting longtime residents; building for the future while strengthening the present.”
Energy for future phases of the project would be provided through a second agreement with TEP that would be subject to separate review and approval by the ACC. As previously confirmed by Beale [link], it will work with TEP to support the development of new carbon-free energy resources to accelerate the region’s progress toward a clean energy future.
“In Southern Arizona, we care deeply about balancing growth with responsibility. This project reflects that balance. Beale listened, adapted, and delivered a plan that limits water use, embraces clean energy, and responds to community priorities. Beyond the environmental improvements, this $3.6 billion investment will create thousands of jobs and generate more than $150 million in tax revenues over the next decade—funding better schools, stronger public services, and more opportunities for local families. The Chamber is proud to support a project that honors our values today while showing that this region is on the cutting edge of innovative data center development for the future,” said Joe Snell, President & CEO of the Southern Arizona Chamber.
Ted Maxwell, President & CEO of Southern Arizona Leadership Council said, “At SALC, we believe strong communities and economic prosperity go hand-in-hand. In today’s digital age, visionary communities can achieve generational impact by partnering with innovative data center developers. By listening to broad-based feedback, revising its design, and staying true to its sustainability values, Beale Infrastructure has proven they are a partner committed to our regional success. Now it is our turn to be bold and move this project forward.” The project’s economic benefits are substantial. Independent economic analysis projects that the initial phase will generate:
- $3.6 billion total capital investment during the multi-year construction period.
- $152 million in tax revenues over 10 years, including $58.5 million to Pima County and $93.5 million to the State of Arizona.
- 3,000 construction jobs extending for a multi-year period, with an emphasis on sourcing local skilled union and trade labor and partnering with local workforce development programs.
- 180 on-site data center campus jobs by 2029 with an average annual salary of $64,000.
- Increased tax revenue that directly benefits local schools and expands bonding capacity for all Pima County school districts.
“This investment is a massive win for Southern Arizona. It will create high-quality jobs, expand digital infrastructure, and strengthen the region’s competitiveness for decades to come,” said Danny Seiden, president and CEO of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry. “We especially commend Beale Infrastructure for listening to the community and advancing a project that drives growth while cutting industrial water use and running on clean energy. That’s the kind of smart investment that ensures Arizona remains the best place in the country to live, work, and build.”
“IBEW members are proud to help build the future of Southern Arizona,” said Joshua DeSpain, Business Manager, IBEW Local 570. “This project brings not only high-quality union jobs to our region, but also reflects a strong commitment to sustainability. By utilizing air cooling and investing in clean energy, the project proves that economic growth and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.”
Beale is committed to ongoing engagement and community feedback as it continues to shape the project. Beale is actively exploring philanthropic initiatives that align with Pima County’s growth strategy and make a positive, lasting impact in the community.
Beale will continue to provide further updates as the project moves forward.