Warner Robins to consider data center moratorium
City leaders in Warner Robins, GA, are considering a six-month moratorium on data center development to allow time to define data centers and study their potential impacts. If passed, Warner Robins would join nearby counties that have already implemented similar restrictions.
City leaders in Warner Robins, Georgia, are set to consider a six-month moratorium on data center development tonight at City Hall. The proposal stems from the city's current lack of a defined classification for data centers and the need for officials to study their potential impacts on the community.
If enacted, Warner Robins would follow the lead of neighboring Jones, Crawford, and Monroe Counties, which have already implemented similar restrictions on data center construction. The discussion is scheduled to take place after the pre-council meeting, which begins at 4:30 PM.