Site of proposed Americus data center

Site of proposed Americus data center

News ClipAmericus Times-Recorder·Americus, Sumter County, GA·7/27/2026

A 125-acre parcel in the Frank Meyers Industrial Park at the end of Swett Avenue is the proposed site for a new data center in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia. The land was formerly owned by Sumter County. While Liberty is circulating flyers about its plans, the Americus City Attorney confirmed that no permit request has been submitted yet, and the City Council has begun discussing a data center ordinance.

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A proposed data center is planned for a 125-acre parcel in the Frank Meyers Industrial Park on Swett Avenue in Americus, Georgia. The site was previously owned by Sumter County, according to qPublic.

Developer Liberty has been distributing flyers detailing its plans for the facility. However, Americus City Attorney Tommy Coleman stated on July 23 that, to his knowledge, no official permit request has been filed with the city for the project. In anticipation of potential data center development, the Americus City Council has initiated discussions regarding the creation of a data center-specific ordinance.