Hood County residents sue city of Granbury over proposed data center
News ClipCBS News·Granbury, Hood County, TX·4/10/2026
Hood County residents have filed a lawsuit against the City of Granbury and its leadership regarding a proposed 2,000-acre data center near Highway 377. The residents allege that city officials concealed critical project details and violated the Texas Open Meetings Act. The City of Granbury declined to comment on the pending litigation.
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Hood County residents have initiated a lawsuit against the City of Granbury and its leadership, challenging the municipality's handling of a proposed 2,000-acre data center project situated near Highway 377.
The lawsuit alleges that Granbury City Council members "willfully evaded disclosing" crucial project specifics to the public, further claiming the use of a "falsified City Council agenda report" to obscure information. Plaintiffs also accuse the council of violating the Texas Open Meetings Act by secretly touring a Dallas data center just days before a pivotal vote in Granbury. City officials, when contacted, stated they could not comment on the pending litigation, while the proposed data center site continues to be a point of contention for local residents.