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Spokane County Commission meeting site of public hearing pandemonium, again
News ClipThe Spokesman-Review·Spokane County, WA

Spokane County Commission meeting site of public hearing pandemonium, again

The Spokane County Commission faced significant public criticism during a hearing on prospective data centers and a recently enacted four-month moratorium on new data center permits. Residents voiced concerns about environmental impacts, energy consumption, and the transparency of the regulatory process. The commission enacted the pause in August and sent zoning regulations to the planning commission for further review and public input.

9/16/2026
Public pressure helps persuade county leaders to pause data center permitting
News ClipThe Spokesman-Review·Spokane County, WA

Public pressure helps persuade county leaders to pause data center permitting

Spokane County commissioners have unanimously approved a temporary halt on building permits for large data centers until December 15th. This decision was driven by significant public pressure and concerns over data center impacts on energy and water resources. The county's planning commission has been directed to develop permanent zoning regulations during this pause.

8/19/2026
Spokane County leaders held unknown discussions with data center developer seeking massive facility on West Plains
News ClipThe Spokesman-Review·Medical Lake, Spokane County, WA

Spokane County leaders held unknown discussions with data center developer seeking massive facility on West Plains

Spokane County commissioners delayed a vote on a data center moratorium amidst revelations of Commissioner Al French's year-long discussions with Apricus Energy Solutions for a massive data center on the West Plains. This proposed "Rock Point Data Center Project" could require 1,000 megawatts of power and plans to finance a hydrogen production facility. Both Spokane City and County are considering moratoriums due to concerns over electricity and water usage.

7/25/2026