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Data Centers, IDA and “Warehouses”
News Cliprocklandtimes.com·Orangetown, Rockland County, NY

Data Centers, IDA and “Warehouses”

Rockland County, New York, is experiencing significant opposition to data center developments and expansions, particularly involving DataBank and JP Morgan Chase, due to concerns over environmental impact, electricity and water usage, and noise pollution. Local supervisors in Orangetown and Clarkstown have proposed short-term moratoriums on new data centers and over-development, while a state-level moratorium bill passed the legislature but was not signed by Governor Hochul, who issued an Executive Order instead. Residents and advocacy groups are urging stricter regulations and oversight of data center projects and their access to taxpayer-funded IDA money.

9/3/2026
NY subsidies for Rockland County data centers top $320M, report says
News ClipGothamist·Rockland County, NY

NY subsidies for Rockland County data centers top $320M, report says

A new report by Reinvent Albany reveals New York agencies have provided over $321 million in subsidies to data centers in Rockland County since 2013, enabling ultra-low-cost power and sales tax exemptions. This report coincides with Governor Kathy Hochul's recently enacted statewide moratorium on new data center construction and her plans for new regulations. The report criticizes the high per-job cost of these subsidies and the significant electricity consumption by data centers.

8/25/2026
New York Enacts Statewide Data Center Moratorium Affecting Rockland County Projects
News ClipRockland News·Orangeburg, Rockland County, NY

New York Enacts Statewide Data Center Moratorium Affecting Rockland County Projects

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has enacted the nation's first statewide moratorium on permits for new hyperscale data centers consuming at least 50 megawatts of electricity. This order aims to allow the state to conduct an environmental review and address concerns about energy demand, water use, and other impacts. Locally, projects in Orangeburg, Rockland County, are affected, including a DataBank expansion that is undergoing an extensive environmental impact statement.

7/14/2026
Data Center Moratorium Proposed in Orangetown
News ClipThe Rockland County Times·Orangetown, Rockland County, NY

Data Center Moratorium Proposed in Orangetown

A moratorium on new data center construction is proposed in Orangetown, NY, drawing significant public support due to resident concerns about noise and environmental impact, especially regarding Databank's Phase 2 expansion. While the local moratorium is being drafted and would not apply to existing projects, a similar statewide bill awaits gubernatorial approval. Local officials are urging residents to voice their concerns at planning board meetings.

6/11/2026