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Data Center Signal is tracking 46 clips about Prologis data center developments across 10 states, including OH, IN, GA, IL, MI.

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News ClipQoo Media·San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA

Earth Day Won’t Matter Without These 3 Climate Moves, From EVs To Voting To Stopping Data Centers

Linda Hutchins-Knowles highlights three climate actions, including slowing high-impact development like data centers, in San José, California. Residents are concerned about the rapid development of 34 data center projects, which raise issues regarding electricity and water use, air pollution, noise, and heat. They are demanding public accountability and stronger community engagement from the city.

4/22/2026
Seattle's Mayor Wants a Moratorium (Ban) on New Data Centers Inside City Limits
News ClipNews Talk KIT·Seattle, King County, WA

Seattle's Mayor Wants a Moratorium (Ban) on New Data Centers Inside City Limits

Seattle's Mayor Katie Wilson is proposing a moratorium on new data centers within city limits, citing concerns about environmental justice, economic resilience, and increased costs for Seattle ratepayers. This move comes after Seattle Power and Light was approached by several companies interested in building large data centers that would significantly increase energy consumption. Three companies, Prologis, Equinix, and Sabey, are reportedly still considering projects despite the pushback.

4/20/2026
Despite Huge Economic Boost, Seattle Mayor Wants Moratorium on Data Centers in City
News ClipNEWStalk 870·Seattle, King County, WA

Despite Huge Economic Boost, Seattle Mayor Wants Moratorium on Data Centers in City

Seattle's Mayor Katie Wilson is proposing a moratorium on new data centers due to concerns about environmental justice and potential impacts on energy costs for residents. This comes after Seattle Power and Light was approached by four companies for new projects, though one has since dropped out. The remaining companies considering applications are Prologis, Equinix, and Sabey.

4/20/2026
A new Lehigh Valley data center is proposed in place of a million-square-foot warehouse
News ClipThe Morning Call·Allen, Northampton County, PA

A new Lehigh Valley data center is proposed in place of a million-square-foot warehouse

A new data center is proposed in Allen Township, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, converting a 1 million-square-foot Prologis warehouse. The township's Board of Supervisors has already approved the preliminary/final land development plan. The Lehigh Valley Planning Commission is reviewing the proposal, noting concerns about the functional differences between a warehouse and a data center.

4/20/2026
Georgia's hidden industry: Why are communities divided?
News ClipThe Rome News-Tribune·Rome, Floyd County, GA

Georgia's hidden industry: Why are communities divided?$

Data center proliferation is a divisive issue in Northwest Georgia, particularly Rome and Floyd County, with community opposition centering on transparency, property taxes, and resource usage. While officials see data centers as a chance for tax relief, residents express skepticism and concern over water and electricity demands. Specific projects in Floyd and Coweta counties face ongoing debate regarding their impact.

4/18/2026
Seattle AI data center boom could strain power supply, raise rates
News ClipKIRO 7 News Seattle·Seattle, King County, WA

Seattle AI data center boom could strain power supply, raise rates

Three companies are exploring building four large-scale data centers in Seattle, which could significantly strain the city's power supply and potentially raise electricity rates for residents. Seattle City Light is conducting a "cluster study" to assess the infrastructure needs and is working with Mayor Katie Wilson on a large-load policy to address concerns and protect existing ratepayers. The proposed data centers could consume roughly one-third of the city's average daily electricity use.

4/17/2026
Data center ordinance development continues in Washington Township: 'There is a limit to everything'
News ClipPlanet Detroit·Washington, Macomb County, MI

Data center ordinance development continues in Washington Township: 'There is a limit to everything'

Washington Township is actively developing a new ordinance for data centers, prompted by a proposed 312-acre campus from Prologis. Residents and consultants raised concerns about noise, water usage, and environmental impacts, advocating for strong regulations and penalties. The planning commission voted to continue working on the proposed ordinance amendments.

4/13/2026
Washington Twp. officials continue to weigh future data centers
News ClipMacomb Daily·Washington Township, Macomb County, MI

Washington Twp. officials continue to weigh future data centers

Washington Township officials are amending local laws regarding data center development after Prologis submitted a conditional rezoning application. The planning commission is addressing concerns about noise, water usage, and environmental impact, moving towards a public hearing and a decision by the board of trustees.

4/10/2026
$1.7 billion data center: Coweta County's big gamble | FOX 5 News
News Clip2:56FOX 5 Atlanta·Coweta County, GA

$1.7 billion data center: Coweta County's big gamble | FOX 5 News

Coweta County Commissioners approved the rezoning for 'Project Sale,' a $1.7 billion data center development, despite significant resident opposition. The project is projected to bring substantial revenue and jobs but faces concerns about power consumption, traffic, and proximity to schools. Opponents are now planning their next legal steps.

4/9/2026
The Data Center Boom Reshaping Williamson County, Texas
News ClipHello Georgetown·Williamson County, TX

The Data Center Boom Reshaping Williamson County, Texas

Williamson County, Texas, is experiencing a significant data center boom, attracting developers due to its power infrastructure, fiber connectivity, and land availability. Several major projects by companies like Skybox/Prologis, Colovore, Blueprint, Sabey, and Switch have received approvals from local city councils, despite some community concerns regarding water usage, power grid strain, and job creation. A lawsuit filed by Taylor residents against Blueprint was dismissed, showcasing the complex interplay between development and local governance.

4/8/2026
Shelby County data center approved
News Clip2:03WISH-TV·Shelbyville, Shelby County, IN

Shelby County data center approved

The Shelbyville City Council approved the annexation and zoning for a multibillion-dollar data center project, despite strong community opposition. Residents voiced concerns about environmental impact and feeling unheard by the government, with some planning to take legal action.

4/7/2026
How Data Center Developers Staked Their Claim in Rural Georgia
News ClipDeSmog·Newnan, Coweta County, GA

How Data Center Developers Staked Their Claim in Rural Georgia

Data center developers Prologis and Atlas Development are pushing to rezone rural land in Coweta County, Georgia, for a massive project called Project Sail. Local residents have formed an opposition group, Citizens for Rural Coweta, due to concerns about the project's environmental and community impact. The county commissioners imposed a six-month moratorium on data center decisions to draft new zoning regulations amidst significant public outcry and lobbying efforts.

4/7/2026
Shelbyville city council advances plans for multibillion-dollar data center
News ClipWRTV·Shelbyville, Shelby County, IN

Shelbyville city council advances plans for multibillion-dollar data center

The Shelbyville City Council advanced plans for a multibillion-dollar data center by approving annexation and zoning for a 575-acre site. This decision was made despite an unfavorable recommendation from the city's Plan Commission and environmental and health concerns raised by opponents. Next steps involve site design review and utility coordination.

4/7/2026
Shelbyville City Council Approves of $2 Billion Data Center Project
News ClipWIBC 93.1 FM·Shelbyville, Shelby County, IN

Shelbyville City Council Approves of $2 Billion Data Center Project

The Shelbyville City Council has approved a $2 billion data center project by Prologis, planned for 429 acres near I-74 and State Road 44. The development, which faced opposition from some residents, is expected to create about 450 jobs. Prologis also committed to electrical upgrades and a closed-loop cooling system for the campus.

4/7/2026
Shelbyville Common Council votes to move forward with data center
News ClipWTHR·Shelbyville, Shelby County, IN

Shelbyville Common Council votes to move forward with data center

The Shelbyville Common Council voted to approve a fiscal plan for the annexation and rezoning of 429 acres, and an economic development agreement with developer Prologis. This paves the way for a potential $2 billion multi-phase data center project with up to 11 buildings. The vote followed previous delays due to public opposition concerning water use and environmental impact.

4/7/2026
Monday, April 6, 2026
News ClipThe Addison Times·Shelbyville, Shelby County, IN

Monday, April 6, 2026

The Shelbyville Common Council will consider the annexation and zoning for Project Hackman, a proposed data center by Prologis. Local residents are actively opposing the project, citing environmental concerns and advocating for a moratorium on data center development. Prologis defends the project, highlighting economic benefits and commitments to infrastructure funding and environmental responsibility.

4/6/2026
A New Power Option For Long Island’s Energy Crisis
News ClipSouth Shore Press·NY

A New Power Option For Long Island’s Energy Crisis

Linear generators, developed by Mainspring and advocated by DGEN Energy Partners, offer a pollution-free and cost-effective solution to Long Island's energy crisis. This technology uses compression instead of combustion, can run on various fuels like natural gas or hydrogen, and can rapidly deploy 10 megawatts of power to data centers. Major companies such as Amazon, Prologis, and PSEG are already utilizing these systems.

4/6/2026