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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
Rockland County Faces Data Center Expansion Debates and Opposition
News Clipnyacknewsandviews.com·Orangetown, Rockland County, NY

Rockland County Faces Data Center Expansion Debates and Opposition

Rockland County residents are opposing data center expansions, citing environmental and financial concerns, particularly in Orangetown where a DataBank expansion is proposed. This local opposition is intensifying amid a state bill for data center protections and a proposed local moratorium in Orangetown, as well as a large tax break granted to JP Morgan Chase for its facility.

8/28/2026
Broomfield City Council Unanimously Approves Pause on New Data Centers With 18-Month Moratorium
News Cliplongmontleader.com·Broomfield County, CO

Broomfield City Council Unanimously Approves Pause on New Data Centers With 18-Month Moratorium

Broomfield City Council unanimously approved an 18-month moratorium on new or expanded data centers over 10 MW, citing concerns about power demand, water usage, and community impacts. The pause takes effect immediately and prevents expansion for facilities like JP Morgan Chase's existing data center if they exceed the 10 MW threshold. Residents expressed strong support for the moratorium and advocated for even stricter regulations.

7/8/2026