Have You Received Azalea Wind Records Through FOIL?
If you have received Azalea Wind documents through a FOIL request and believe they should be available to the public, you can send them to Project Frost for review.
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Last updated August 12, 2026 · 5 public update notes · Source labels identify whether an item is a public record, public post, or site note.
If you have received Azalea Wind documents through a FOIL request and believe they should be available to the public, you can send them to Project Frost for review.
Read updateAzalea Wind's state docket now lists four nondisclosure requests and eleven documents labeled redacted. Some redactions may protect sensitive wildlife locations, but residents can still reasonably ask what is being withheld, why study areas changed, and whether meaningful public context can be provided without disclosing sensitive coordinates.
Read updatePublic posts from the Hector Family A-Fair identify Bedrock Renewables / Azalea Wind as a 2026 Platinum Sponsor. The sponsorship raises ordinary transparency questions because Azalea Wind is pursuing a major wind energy project involving Hector and Catharine.
Read updateProject Frost has begun using FOIL requests to gather public records related to Azalea Wind, including requests to the Schuyler County IDA, the Town of Hector, and ORES / DPS. DEC materials have also been received and are being tracked carefully.
Read updateProject Frost has launched as a public information website for residents following the proposed Azalea Wind project in Hector and Catharine. The site is intended to organize public records, project geography, documents, and updates in one careful, source-based place.
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