A Penn high School senior is taking concerns about Microsoft’s local data center directly to company leadership in San Francisco.

Addison Singleton, who lives about a mile from Microsoft’s $5 billion facility, will join We Make Indiana organizer Rev. Andre Stoner and community leaders from other states at a company conference.

The group plans to deliver a letter requesting a meeting with Microsoft executives and seeking a Fair Share Agreement.

Proposed community investments would support affordable housing, child care, education, workforce development and public health.

Organizers are also demanding greater transparency about water and electricity use and protections against increased utility costs for residents.