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News ClipEmporia Gazette·Emporia, Lyon County, KS

City Commission approves data center zoning measures, water policies after hours of public comment; one person arrested

The Emporia City Commission unanimously approved key zoning measures and new large-volume water/wastewater policies for the proposed Flint Hills Digital Campus after hours of public comment. City officials emphasized that this approval does not authorize construction of a data center, which will require further review and approval of a development agreement with a future end user. One person was arrested for disruptive behavior during the meeting.

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7/22/2026

News ClipKVOE·Emporia, Lyon County, KS

DATA CENTER: Digital Campus, city officials continue answering pointed questions after announcement

Kanza Park Place's proposed gigawatt-scale Flint Hills Digital Campus in Emporia, Kansas, is facing significant public questions and concerns regarding its construction timeline, electricity needs, and water usage. City officials and the developer are actively addressing these concerns ahead of upcoming public meetings, including a special Planning Commission meeting for a proposed zoning overlay. The project aims to bring economic benefits but also raises environmental and infrastructure questions.

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6/7/2026

News ClipKVOE·Emporia, Lyon County, KS

DATA CENTER: Digital Campus, city officials continue answering pointed questions nearly week after announcement

Kanza Park Place announced plans for a gigawatt-scale data center, the Flint Hills Digital Campus, in Emporia, Kansas. The project, projected to be a 10-year build-out on 1,000 acres, faces numerous questions from the public and city officials regarding its environmental impact, electricity and water usage, and potential economic benefits. Public opinion has been largely critical, prompting city officials and the Regional Development Association to address community concerns.

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6/7/2026