Project Brookwood LLC

Data Center Signal is tracking 7 clips about Project Brookwood LLC data center developments across 1 states, including AL.

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News Clip2:33ABC 33/40·Brookwood, Tuscaloosa County, AL

Brookwood approves annexation and rezoning tied to proposed data center

The Brookwood City Council has approved the annexation and rezoning of property for a proposed data center development. This decision brings the project, by Project Brookwood LLC, a step closer, but residents and an environmental group, The Hurricane Creek keeper, continue to raise concerns about the potential impact and demand more details about the project's demands.

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9/16/2026

News ClipTuscaloosa Thread·Brookwood, Tuscaloosa County, AL

Brookwood Mayor Gives Fiery Defense of Data Centers at Town Hall

Brookwood, Alabama, held a contentious town hall meeting where residents questioned Mayor Joe Barger and the City Council about three proposed data center projects. Concerns centered on proximity to a middle school, environmental impact on Hurricane Creek, noise, and electricity costs. A council vote on rezoning for one project is scheduled for September 15.

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Applied Digital

9/3/2026

News ClipWBRC·Brookwood, Tuscaloosa County, AL

Brookwood mayor confirms proposed project is “AI data center” during community meeting on economic development

Brookwood Mayor Joe Barger confirmed a proposed development in the city is an AI data center, though no project has been signed yet. Residents raised significant environmental, power, and water concerns, expressing strong opposition to the project. The rezoning for the land, under "Project Brookwood LLC," is set for a city council vote on September 15.

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9/2/2026

News ClipTuscaloosa Thread·Brookwood, Tuscaloosa County, AL

Records Tie Third Data Center Developer to Hundreds of Acres in Brookwood

Public records reveal Provident Data Centers, through Tuscaloosa 624 Investors LLC, has acquired over 500 acres in Brookwood, Alabama, near an existing substation. This marks the third data center developer acquiring land in the area, following Applied Digital and Youngwoo & Associates. The acquisitions are drawing community concern, leading to a scheduled public meeting in Brookwood.

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Applied Digital

8/21/2026

News ClipTuscaloosa Thread·Brookwood, Tuscaloosa County, AL

Brookwood Sets September Meeting to Discuss Data Center Projects

The City of Brookwood, Alabama, is holding a public meeting to discuss two controversial data center projects, one by Applied Digital and another by Project Brookwood LLC. Residents have raised concerns about environmental impacts, noise pollution, and utility rates, with an upcoming City Council vote on one project's rezoning.

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Applied Digital

8/15/2026

News ClipTuscaloosa Thread·Brookwood, Tuscaloosa County, AL

Tuscaloosa Area Leaders Say Data Centers Must Meet Strict Conditions at Tuesday Panel

Tuscaloosa area leaders discussed conditions for welcoming data centers, emphasizing industrial locations and no negative impact on resident utility bills. This follows two proposed hyperscale data centers in Brookwood, which are facing opposition from residents and include an upcoming City Council vote on rezoning.

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8/12/2026

News Cliptuscaloosathread.com·Brookwood, Tuscaloosa County, AL

Meeting Confirms Plans for Second Major Brookwood Data Center

A second major data center project, led by Project Brookwood LLC and Youngwoo & Associates, is being planned in Brookwood, Alabama. The Brookwood City Planning and Zoning Commission recommended annexing and rezoning 374 acres for the development. This project is separate from a previously revealed Applied Digital data center, and the recommendation now heads to the Brookwood City Council for a final vote on September 15.

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Applied Digital

8/12/2026