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Checked claims with the verdict “Outdated”

It referred to a date, trigger or plan that has since passed or lapsed; newer evidence not yet checked. Not a finding that it is now false. 4 checked claims so far carry this verdict; that is an outcome of what we checked, not a scoreboard. How this verdict is defined →

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A verdict applies only to the wording shown.

Company claims are shown as stated; they are not findings.

Public statement checked

Up to $4 million per year for 20 years

Verdict on the wording above: Outdated

Said by the City of Hammond · CoreWeave / Digital Crossroads expansion

Evidence and limits

Evidence limitation: The executed agreement and its payment-trigger clauses, the two extension resolutions, which milestones failed and any City payment ledger are not in the saved record; whether any payment was ever due or made is not established.

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Checked 21 September 2026

Public statement checked

10-year construction abatement and 20-year 100% technology deduction

Verdict on the wording above: Outdated

Said by the City of Hammond · CoreWeave / Digital Crossroads expansion

Evidence and limits

Evidence limitation: The executed agreement, any separate abatement or deduction instrument (and whether one was ever adopted, claimed or received), the extension resolutions and any payment or abatement ledger are not in the saved record.

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Checked 21 September 2026

What this covers. 4 checked claims so far with the verdict “Outdated”. They concern data-center projects in Indiana (4). A verdict distribution is an outcome of what we happened to check, not a scoreboard: it says nothing about claims we have not checked. Where a state, operator, project or topic shows no checked claim, read it as “not yet checked by DataCenterData”.

What a verdict means. A verdict applies only to the wording shown and the evidence linked on the check date. Where a separate question appears beside a statement checked, the verdict is about that statement, and the question has its own answer. “Unknown” means the reviewed evidence did not establish the point; it never means zero or false.

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