
Daily Digest — June 4, 2026
## Monterey Park Voters Approve Nation's First Permanent Data Center Ban by Ballot

## Monterey Park Voters Approve Nation's First Permanent Data Center Ban by Ballot

## Piqua, Ohio Residents Sue City Over Emergency Data Center Approval

## Utah Senate President Asks O'Leary to Shrink 40,000-Acre Data Center by 75%; O'Leary Refuses

## Illinois POWER Act Stalls as Spring Session Ends

## Hill County, Texas, Faces $100M Lawsuit Over Data Center Moratorium as Residents Rally Behind Officials

## Ohio Suspends Data Center Tax Exemption as Legislative Hearings Begin

## New Jersey Governor Unveils "Guardrails on Data Centers" Policy

## Charlotte City Council Hears Overwhelming Support for 150-Day Data Center Moratorium

## Federal Data Center Debate Intensifies as Congress Weighs Competing Bills

## El Paso City Council to Consider Limiting Hyperscale Data Center Development

## Wrightstown, Wisconsin Weighs Moratorium and Referendum on Data Center Development

## Westbrook, Maine Unanimously Enacts 180-Day Data Center Moratorium

## NextEra Energy Announces $67 Billion Acquisition of Dominion Energy

## Ohio Lawmakers Form Bipartisan Data Center Committee

## DeKalb County Email Reveals Proposed Data Center Approval Deal

## Reno Becomes First Nevada City to Enact Data Center Moratorium

## Utah's Stratos Data Center Draws Sustained Opposition, Referendum Effort

## Hill County, Texas Enacts One-Year Data Center Moratorium; North Texas Communities Diverge on Development

## Cave City, Kentucky Enacts One-Year Moratorium on Data Center Development

## Red Oak Approves 830-Acre Data Center Rezoning Despite Resident Opposition