Grand River Dam Authority abruptly cancels a customer meeting when a reporter shows up to document discussions about cutting cities out of data center deals. Officials made frantic phone calls and fled the room rather than answer questions about their operations.
The Grand River Dam Authority has spent years blocking cameras, demanding IDs, and now filing a protective order against a correspondent. Their own attorney may have authorized every unconstitutional step.
The Grand River Dam Authority blocked cameras, demanded IDs at public meetings, and sued a journalist. Now, in Operation POWER PLAY, they're facing a countersuit and a reckoning.
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Gorilla Audits investigates the Grand River Dam Authority's deals with data centers. Could these agreements lead to dramatically increased power bills for Oklahoma residents? We film the meeting to get the inside story. #Oklahoma #PowerBills #DataCenters #GRDA #GorillaAudits
GRDA tries to ID attendees, violates rights, and bans filming! Watch as we serve a lawsuit for their actions and they respond with another one. Buckle up! #GRDA #PublicMeeting #Lawsuit #FourthAmendment #Transparency
Grand River Dam Authority officials violated Fourth Amendment rights for the second time, demanding ID for public meeting access despite being served a federal lawsuit that morning. The same violations they were being sued for, they repeated on camera.
