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News ClipDenver Gazette·Parker, Douglas County, CO

Douglas County, Colorado, Supports Data Center Development with Tax Rebate

Douglas County is poised to approve a $19.3 million tax rebate for a new Flexential data center in Parker, which has already received unanimous approval from local planning and town councils. This approach contrasts sharply with other Colorado communities, including Denver, Jefferson, Boulder, Larimer, Broomfield, and Monument, which have enacted moratoriums on data center development due to public concerns over water and power usage. The Parker project plans to use a closed-loop liquid cooling system and secure power from an existing substation without increasing residential rates.

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8/12/2026

News Clipcbsnews.com·Parker, Douglas County, CO

Douglas County leaders approve $19 million tax break for data center in Parker

Douglas County leaders have approved a $19 million, 35-year tax break for a new Flexential data center under construction in Parker, Colorado. The decision faced significant opposition from local residents concerned about the facility's water usage, noise, and the perceived low return on investment from the tax incentive for only 16 new jobs. The data center itself had previously received approval from the Parker Town Council.

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8/12/2026