Officials review proposed Pulaski County data center ordinance; Griffen says attendees ‘agreed to disagree’
Officials in Pulaski County, Arkansas, are reviewing a proposed ordinance designed to regulate data centers. A meeting was held between utility representatives and a Justice of the Peace to discuss the implications of the ordinance, with attendees reportedly agreeing to disagree on certain points.
Pulaski County officials are in the process of reviewing a proposed ordinance aimed at regulating data centers within the county. The initiative was spearheaded by Pulaski County Planning Board Chairman Mark Wilson.
A meeting was held, bringing together utility representatives and Justice of the Peace Julie Blackwood, for an hour-long discussion on the specifics of the proposed regulations. According to Griffen, attendees at the meeting "agreed to disagree" on various aspects of the ordinance. The article also features a map indicating the location of a future AVAIO data center, suggesting this development is a focal point of the regulatory discussions.