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Data Center Signal is tracking 6 clips about JLL data center developments across 3 states, including PA, KY, TX.

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Democrats seize on AI data center backlash that’s dividing rural Republicans in places like Texas
News ClipSanta Cruz Sentinel·TX

Democrats seize on AI data center backlash that’s dividing rural Republicans in places like Texas

The rapid growth of AI data centers in Texas is becoming a significant issue in the upcoming governor's race, dividing rural Republicans and galvanizing both conservatives and liberals against Governor Greg Abbott. Concerns center on the data centers' demand for electricity and water, potential pollution, and the state's lack of local zoning authority, prompting Abbott to propose new regulations.

7/23/2026
Mercer County residents and Shaker Village president oppose data center development
News Clip2:02LEX News·Burgin, Mercer County, KY

Mercer County residents and Shaker Village president oppose data center development

Residents in Burgin and Mercer County, Kentucky, are actively opposing a proposed data center development by American Farm Investors and JLL near the historic Shaker Village. A public meeting was held to discuss the project, and a petition with over 3,800 signatures has been submitted, citing environmental and historical preservation concerns.

7/12/2026
South Strabane to hold hearing before data center ordinance vote
News ClipObserver-Reporter·South Strabane, Washington County, PA

South Strabane to hold hearing before data center ordinance vote

South Strabane Township is holding a public hearing and a subsequent special meeting to vote on a proposed ordinance regulating data center development. The ordinance, which includes specific setbacks and lot size requirements, follows public frustration and calls from residents to protect their health and well-being from potential light, noise, and groundwater pollution.

6/9/2026
South Strabane residents call for quick vote on data center ordinance
News ClipObserver-Reporter·South Strabane, Washington County, PA

South Strabane residents call for quick vote on data center ordinance

South Strabane supervisors discussed two data center-related ordinances after a public comment period where residents called for immediate action and expressed strong opposition. The proposed ordinances, including one on data center zoning, are under review, with a public hearing expected before final adoption votes. Residents cited concerns about light, noise, and environmental pollution, drawing comparisons to experiences in other states.

4/30/2026
Packed house as South Strabane Township considers data center ordinance
News Clipobserver-reporter.com·South Strabane, Washington County, PA

Packed house as South Strabane Township considers data center ordinance

South Strabane Township is considering a new ordinance to regulate data centers, following a public hearing where residents voiced strong concerns about energy, noise, pollution, and property values. The proposed regulations, which would apply to a 1,400-acre tract owned by CNX Resources, will be adjusted based on public comments before a vote by the board of supervisors. Proponents argue for economic benefits while township officials acknowledge the legal limitations on an outright ban.

4/2/2026
South Strabane planners recommend supervisors approve data center ordinance
News ClipHerald-Standard·South Strabane, Washington County, PA

South Strabane planners recommend supervisors approve data center ordinance

The South Strabane Township Planning Commission recommended approval of a data center ordinance to the Board of Supervisors, who will hold a public hearing. The proposed ordinance, which includes community benefit agreements and setbacks, faces opposition from CNX Resources due to legal concerns about its compliance with Pennsylvania's municipal code and claims it's exclusionary. Residents have also expressed concerns about data center development in the community.

3/21/2026