Norfolk voters Tuesday decide on data center moratorium, $2.7 million school study

Norfolk voters Tuesday decide on data center moratorium, $2.7 million school study

News ClipThe Sun Chronicle·Norfolk County, MA·11/9/2026

Norfolk voters are set to decide whether to impose a two-year moratorium on data center development at the town’s fall meeting. The meeting will also consider borrowing $2.7 million for planning a school expansion.

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Norfolk voters will consider a proposed two-year moratorium on data centers during the town’s fall meeting Tuesday at the King Philip Middle School auditorium. The vote would temporarily halt data center development in the Massachusetts town.

The meeting agenda also includes a proposal to borrow $2.7 million for planning a school expansion. The article does not identify a specific data center developer or project.