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Citizens hear potential environmental impacts of data center
News Clipamericustimesrecorder.com·Americus, Sumter County, GA

Citizens hear potential environmental impacts of data center

Citizens in Sumter County, Georgia, attended a public education meeting to discuss the potential environmental impacts of a proposed data center project by Liberty. Concerns were raised about the endangered Muckalee crayfish, thermal islands, erosion, and electromagnetic interference, leading to an advocacy for a moratorium. Residents also expressed dissatisfaction with the Sumter County Economic Development Authority's decision to sell the proposed site for $1.

9/9/2026
Site of proposed Americus data center
News ClipAmericus Times-Recorder·Americus, Sumter County, GA

Site of proposed Americus data center

A 125-acre parcel in the Frank Meyers Industrial Park at the end of Swett Avenue is the proposed site for a new data center in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia. The land was formerly owned by Sumter County. While Liberty is circulating flyers about its plans, the Americus City Attorney confirmed that no permit request has been submitted yet, and the City Council has begun discussing a data center ordinance.

7/27/2026
Americus City Council hears citizen concern over data center ordinance
News ClipAmericus Times-Recorder·Americus, Sumter County, GA

Americus City Council hears citizen concern over data center ordinance

Americus residents voiced concerns at a City Council meeting regarding a proposed data center ordinance and Liberty's data center plans. Citizens raised issues about water usage, power grid strain, and waste heat, with one resident requesting a 90-day moratorium to ensure a thorough ordinance is developed. The proposed ordinance, which includes noise restrictions, is set to go before the Planning and Zoning Commission.

7/24/2026