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Data Center Signal is tracking 15 clips about Cloverleaf data center developments across 3 states, including WI, OK, KS.

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government73%
zoning60%
electricity53%
water47%
environmental47%
moratorium33%
announcement33%
Piedmont planning commission encourages city council to deny data center proposal
News ClipKFOR·Piedmont, Canadian County, OK

Piedmont planning commission encourages city council to deny data center proposal

The Piedmont Planning Commission has recommended denial of Project Open Sky, a proposed 630-acre data center campus by Cloverleaf, citing residents' concerns about water infrastructure, electricity, and environmental impact. The commission also tabled a separate application from BLE Landholdings. These recommendations will now go to the City Council for a final decision.

6/2/2026
Dane County data center moratorium on fast track
News ClipIsthmus | Madison, Wisconsin·Dane County, WI

Dane County data center moratorium on fast track

Dane County, Wisconsin, is rapidly advancing a proposed 18-month moratorium on hyperscale data centers, influenced by a similar measure in Manitowoc County and new state legal interpretations. This pause, heading for a June 4 county board vote, aims to allow an advisory committee to develop comprehensive zoning regulations for data centers. The moratorium would cover most towns but not cities, villages, or towns that have opted out of county zoning.

5/27/2026
Wrightstown to host listening session with Cloverleaf representatives
News ClipNBC26·Wrightstown, Brown County, WI

Wrightstown to host listening session with Cloverleaf representatives

The Village of Wrightstown is hosting a listening session with representatives from data center developer Cloverleaf to provide information and answer residents' questions. This meeting occurs amidst organized local opposition to data center development in the community. Cloverleaf has previously faced opposition for a similar project in Greenleaf.

5/26/2026
Tonganoxie Group Seeks 18-Month Data Center Moratorium After County's 90-Day Pause
News ClipKCTV·Tonganoxie, Leavenworth County, KS

Tonganoxie Group Seeks 18-Month Data Center Moratorium After County's 90-Day Pause

A Tonganoxie group is petitioning the City Council for an 18-month moratorium on data center development, following a 90-day pause approved by Leavenworth County. Residents are concerned about the rapid pace of development for the proposed 1,000-acre Project Bluestem, which they believe exploits local resources and impacts vulnerable populations.

5/16/2026
Piedmont residents raise water, growth concerns over proposed massive data center project
News ClipNews 9·Piedmont, Canadian County, OK

Piedmont residents raise water, growth concerns over proposed massive data center project

An open house was held in Piedmont, Oklahoma, for a proposed large-scale data center by Cloverleaf, sparking debate among residents. Concerns were raised regarding water usage, environmental impact, and infrastructure strain. Cloverleaf addressed these, stating the facility would use a closed-loop cooling system and fully fund necessary water and road infrastructure upgrades.

5/15/2026
Wrightstown communicates with Cloverleaf on possible data center
News Clip2:30NBC 26·Wrightstown, Brown County, WI

Wrightstown communicates with Cloverleaf on possible data center

Wrightstown village officials, particularly the administrator, have been in communication with Cloverleaf regarding a potential large data center project and associated zoning changes. This has sparked significant resident opposition, with accusations that officials were dishonest about these discussions during a recent village board meeting, despite the administrator's claims of merely researching options as part of his job.

5/14/2026
Residents air concerns over potential data center during Wrightstown listening session
News Clip2:33WFRV Local 5·Wrightstown, Brown County, WI

Residents air concerns over potential data center during Wrightstown listening session

Residents in the Village of Wrightstown, Wisconsin, held a three-hour listening session to voice concerns about a potential data center. Key issues raised included water usage, power consumption, and the use of tax money, with many expressing frustration over a lack of answers. Village Administrator Travis Conan confirmed no formal proposal has been received from developer Cloverleaf.

5/13/2026
Piedmont leaders address water system amid data center concerns
News Clip3:04KFOR Oklahoma's News 4·Piedmont, Canadian County, OK

Piedmont leaders address water system amid data center concerns

Piedmont city leaders are addressing significant public concerns about the impact of two proposed data centers on the city's outdated water system. Citizens have voiced strong opposition, with a crucial zoning vote scheduled for one project in early June. Developers Belt Line and Cloverleaf are seeking to build in the city, with water supply being a key challenge for their plans.

5/7/2026
Manitowoc County presses pause on data center construction
News Clip1:54WLUK-TV FOX 11·Manitowoc County, WI

Manitowoc County presses pause on data center construction

The Manitowoc County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to impose an 18-month moratorium on data center construction. This decision followed overwhelming public comment against data centers and aims to allow the county to prepare proper ordinances and zoning regulations for future developments. The moratorium will provide time to study potential impacts like energy rates.

4/29/2026
Wisconsin county puts moratorium on data center construction
News Clip1:54WLUK-TV FOX 11·Manitowoc County, WI

Wisconsin county puts moratorium on data center construction

The Manitowoc County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to impose an 18-month moratorium on data center construction. The pause will allow the county to prepare necessary ordinances and zoning regulations for future data center developments. Public opposition to data centers was significant, though a real estate developer expressed optimism about the county's approach.

4/29/2026