data centers

Boulder City Council voted unanimously to appeal the Bureau of Land Management's approval of a data center on federal land within city limits, Bloomington is preparing for its next major public discussion on data centers, Hamilton County commissioners approved a one-year moratorium. READ MORE.

New York became the first state to impose a statewide data center moratorium, Putnam County commissioners approved a policy requiring staff to report all data center development inquiries publicly within 72 hours; Rural Hall residents gathered to oppose a proposed 129-acre data center.

Palm Beach County commissioners face a final vote on Project Tango, Haring Township unanimously approved a six-month data center moratorium, Marietta postponed a rezoning decision on a proposed data center, Indianapolis committee advanced a moratorium on new data center approvals through 2027.

Santa Fe County approved an 18-month ban on data center development, Van Buren granted Google roughly $125 million in property tax breaks for its "Project Cannoli" data center, Ames will discuss potential limits on data centers, Alamance County, Nutley. READ MORE.

Warren nearly unanimously approved a moratorium, Sarasota County halts review of hyperscale data center, Fort Worth denies a proposed zoning ordinance, Pocatello faces renewed opposition, Orangetown County presents its proposed Phase 2 expansion.

Greenwood County and Price George's County approve data center moratorium; Nashville saw residents pack a council meeting for slower data growth; Clark County develops new guidelines; Crossville weighs a two-year data center moratorium.

Delta County enacts 12-month moratorium. Joplin tables proposed ordinance requiring special use permits. New Albany advances a one-year moratorium with a final vote set for July 16. Massillon delays zoning data ordinance. North Mankato and Lakeland consider one-year moratorium.

Utah pursues nuclear and geothermal power expansions, Hazle Township imposes moratorium on applications, Detroit drafts data center zoning policy. Cheyenne weighs temporary worker camp for up to 5,500 people.