Coachella Valley Power Services LLC

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Coachella Shelves Proposed Data Center, Enacts Moratorium on Projects
News ClipMyNewsLA.com·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Coachella Shelves Proposed Data Center, Enacts Moratorium on Projects

The Coachella City Council unanimously approved an urgency ordinance imposing a 45-day moratorium on data center applications and terminated its agreement with Stronghold Power Systems Inc. This decision follows months of community protests citing environmental, health, and electricity rate concerns. City staff are now expected to propose a permanent ban on data centers.

6/5/2026
Data Center Town Hall Turns Contentious As Residents From Across The Valley Demand Answers
News ClipThe Riverside Record·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Data Center Town Hall Turns Contentious As Residents From Across The Valley Demand Answers

A town hall meeting in Coachella regarding a proposed 450-acre data center project turned contentious as over 100 residents expressed frustration and accused city officials and developers of avoiding direct questions on environmental, water, and power impacts. Despite city claims of no formal approval, residents pointed to a unanimous City Council vote to approve a Municipal Utility Development Agreement with Stronghold Power Systems, the proposed developer, and the company's subsequent land purchases.

5/13/2026
Valley residents confront officials at data center town hall over unanswered questions
News ClipThe Palm Springs Post·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Valley residents confront officials at data center town hall over unanswered questions

A town hall in Coachella, California, regarding a proposed 450-acre data center project left residents frustrated, accusing city officials and developers of avoiding direct questions on water, noise, and climate impacts. While city representatives stated no formal project has been approved, residents pointed to the Coachella City Council's unanimous approval of a municipal utility development agreement with Stronghold Power Systems Inc., which explicitly names the data center as an "anchor tenant."

5/13/2026