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One Hundred Miles v Effingham County Industrial Development Authority

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Case Information
Case name One Hundred Miles Inc. et al. v. Effingham County Industrial Development Authority et al.[1]
Court Superior Court of Effingham County, Georgia.[1]
Docket SUCV2026000155 (clerk’s filing stamp).[1]
Filed September 21, 2026, at 10:04 a.m.[1]
Judge(s) Michael Muldrew, according to The Georgia Virtue.[2]
Plaintiffs One Hundred Miles Inc.; Amy Collins; Robert Collins; Elizabeth Fisher; Crystal Hayes; Manjusha Sheobaran.[1]
Defendants Effingham County Industrial Development Authority; Octans GA, LLC.[1]
Case type Government-transparency action concerning a proposed AI data centre.[1]
Claims / issues Georgia Open Meetings Act and Open Records Act.[1]
Status Complaint filed September 21, 2026; seeks declaratory and equitable relief.[1]

One Hundred Miles v. Effingham County Industrial Development Authority concerns public access to the approval process for OpenAI’s Project Camellia in Georgia. Counsel announced the filing on September 21, 2026.[3]

Allegations and requested relief

The plaintiffs challenge meeting notice, the agenda, closed-session discussions and land-sale approval, and seek disclosure of sale records. They ask the court to invalidate the challenged agreements. Octans GA is joined because of its interest in those agreements; the complaint asserts no claims against it.[1]

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