Paxton’s office sends 156 letters to Texas data center developments over water-use reporting
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office sent 156 letters to data center developments across the state demanding current and accurate water-use information. The letters are part of an investigation into developments that did not respond to a Texas Water Development Board survey.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office sent 156 letters to data center developments in 31 Texas counties, requiring them to provide current and accurate information about their water use. The action follows an investigation into developments that did not respond to a water-use survey conducted by the Texas Water Development Board.
The developments are spread across counties including Travis, Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Williamson, Bexar and others. KBTX reported that Paxton's office had not provided copies of the letters in response to the station's request.