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Data Center Signal is tracking 82 clips about Prologis data center developments across 12 states, including OH, IN, CA, WA, GA.

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News ClipBreaking News, Latest News and Videos·Washington, District of Columbia County, DC

Trump expands a voluntary pledge to protect consumers from high utility bills from AI data centers - ABC News

President Donald Trump announced an expanded voluntary pledge, joined by governors and electricity companies, to protect consumers from higher utility bills caused by data centers. The initiative seeks to address public concerns over increasing energy demands. Several states are enacting or considering legislation to mandate that data centers cover associated utility costs.

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Google Microsoft Meta Oracle xAI OpenAI Amazon Equinix Digital Realty

7/24/2026

News Clip1:37LOCAL 12·Trenton, Butler County, OH

Trenton City Council approves data center tax abatement, residents petition for ballot measure

The city of Trenton, Ohio, approved a 75% property tax exemption for a proposed data center development by Prologis. This decision has been met with local opposition, and a petition against data centers is expected to appear on the November ballot. Residents are concerned about the financial implications of the tax abatement.

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7/15/2026

News Clip1:49LOCAL 12·Trenton, Butler County, OH

Proposed data center development moves closer to reality in Ohio city

The city of Trenton, Ohio, approved a 75% property tax abatement for 15 years for a proposed Prologis data center. This decision faces strong opposition from residents, who argue the abatement is too generous and are pushing for a data center moratorium on the November ballot.

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7/11/2026

News ClipWKRC·Trenton, Butler County, OH

Proposed data center development moves closer to reality in Tri-State city

The city of Trenton, Ohio, approved a tax abatement for Prologis's proposed data center development in Butler County. This decision, involving a Community Reinvestment Area designation, has drawn criticism from a local resident who argues against the tax deal and has circulated a petition opposing data centers.

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7/11/2026

News ClipWVXU·Trenton, Butler County, OH

Trenton approves 15-year tax abatement for data center

Trenton City Council has approved a 15-year, 75% property tax abatement for a massive 250-megawatt data center project developed by Prologis. The project, planned for 140 acres, has faced significant local opposition from residents concerned about noise, utility bills, and environmental impacts. Residents recently submitted a petition to change the city's charter to prohibit data centers over 25 megawatts.

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Amazon

7/10/2026

News Clip2:40NBC Bay Area·San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA

New Data Center Proposed for San Jose

Prologis is proposing a 500,000 square foot data center in South San Jose, California. The facility would be three stories tall with 30,000 square feet of office space, with construction expected to take about two years.

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7/10/2026

News ClipSan Francisco YIMBY·San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA

Large Data Center Proposed to Fill Vacant Site at 5977 Silver Creek Valley Road in San Jose

Prologis has proposed a new 500,000 square foot data center development at a vacant site on Silver Creek Valley Road in San Jose, California. The project would require 99 megawatts of energy and a water supply equivalent to 40 households. Developers plan to build an on-site substation and backup generation.

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7/9/2026

News ClipNBC Bay Area·San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA

San Jose may be home to a new data center

Prologis is planning to construct a new 500,000-square-foot, three-story data center in South San Jose. The facility will also include 30,000 square feet of office space, though a timeline for construction and opening has not yet been announced.

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7/8/2026

News ClipWCPO 9 Cincinnati·Trenton, Butler County, OH

Trenton group files petition to limit future data centers after collecting over 400 signatures

A Trenton, Ohio, group has filed a petition with 464 signatures to prohibit new large data centers (over 25 megawatts) within city limits, citing concerns over water use and proximity to neighborhoods and schools. This action comes as the City Council prepares to consider annexing land rumored for another potential data center project. The city will now verify the signatures to determine if the measure will appear on the November ballot.

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7/8/2026

News ClipThe Mercury News·San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA

Data center could sprout on empty chunk of land at prime San Jose site

Prologis has filed a proposal with San Jose city planners to develop a 516,000-square-foot data center on Silver Creek Valley Road. The project is designed for 99 megawatts and will include an onsite substation, with Prologis funding transmission interconnection work. The company also intends to enroll in clean energy programs, with expected water demand equivalent to 40 households.

zoning electricity water

7/8/2026

News ClipThe Morning Call·PA

Lehigh Valley data centers: Where they’re proposed, and where those plans stand

The Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania is seeing several data center proposals across multiple municipalities in Lehigh and Northampton Counties. Projects include conversions of existing warehouses and new builds, with varying statuses from approved amended plans to withdrawn proposals and a denied zoning request, often facing community opposition. Upcoming meetings are scheduled for some of these projects.

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Amazon

7/8/2026

News ClipThe Mercury News·San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA

Tech-ready data center may sprout inside vast San Jose industrial hub

Plans have been filed for a new data center at 5853 Rue Ferrari in south San Jose, California, which could house a major tech hub requiring 49 megawatts of power. The project, led by Prologis, includes an on-site electricity substation and cooling chillers. Nearby, PG&E is doubling the capacity of a substation at Equinix's request, and LS Power is developing a new energy hub in downtown San Jose to meet rising demand.

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Equinix

7/1/2026

News ClipWCPO 9 News·Trenton, Butler County, OH

As Trenton pursues 600-acre annexation, neighboring residents worry about future data center development

Trenton, Ohio, is pursuing a 600-acre annexation from Madison and St. Clair townships, potentially for future data center development, which has raised concerns among residents about water supply and infrastructure. The annexation would move the land from county to city jurisdiction, circumventing a recently enacted Butler County moratorium on new data centers. An opposition group, W.A.T.E.R., is actively petitioning for a county charter amendment to ban data centers, citing concerns over water consumption, noise, and quality of life, while the Trenton City Council also considered tax abatements for an existing Prologis data center project.

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6/23/2026

News ClipWCPO 9 Cincinnati·Liberty, Butler County, OH

Liberty Township Zoning Commission advances data center restrictions to trustees for final vote

The Liberty Township Zoning Commission in Ohio has approved a proposed zoning change that would grant township trustees the authority to approve or reject future data center projects on a case-by-case basis. This decision, driven by concerns over energy, water, and noise, now moves to the trustees for a final vote on July 7, with a project in neighboring Trenton serving as a cautionary example.

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6/16/2026

News Clip2:09WCPO 9·Liberty Township, Butler County, OH

Liberty Township weighs giving trustees final say on data centers

Liberty Township is considering a zoning change that would grant its trustees final approval power over data center projects. Residents are actively opposing data center development, citing concerns about energy, water, and noise, and are proposing a constitutional amendment to ban large-scale data centers.

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6/15/2026

News ClipIndyStar·Shelbyville, Shelby County, IN

Shelbyville mayor links run-down rentals to data center opponents

Shelbyville, Indiana Mayor Scott Furgeson is facing backlash for comments linking data center opponents to "shitty," run-down rental properties. This controversy adds to months of tension over the proposed annexation of 400 acres for a hyperscale data center by Prologis, which has already seen a lawsuit filed by residents.

zoning opposition government legal

6/4/2026

News ClipLehighValleyNews.com·Allentown, Lehigh County, PA

Allentown City Council set to vote on new data center regulations. But they won’t stop first ‘hyperscale’ proposal.

Allentown City Council is set to vote on new zoning regulations for data centers, which aim to restrict locations and require extensive studies on environmental impacts, water, and electricity usage. However, these new rules will not apply to a proposed hyperscale data center in South Allentown due to its application being submitted before the ordinance advertisements, allowing it to be reviewed under older, less stringent regulations.

zoning electricity water environmental government

6/2/2026

News ClipShaw Local·Yorkville, Kendall County, IL

Third lawsuit filed trying to halt Yorkville data centers, second by community organization

A third lawsuit has been filed against the City of Yorkville, targeting the 540-acre Project Steel data center development. Filed by a community organization and residents, the suit alleges the city failed to follow public notice rules for rezoning and that impact studies were insufficient. It seeks to invalidate the rezoning and halt construction of the project.

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CyrusOne

5/28/2026

News ClipMacomb Daily·Washington, Macomb County, MI

Washington Twp. implements six-month moratorium on data center action

Washington Township officials have unanimously approved a six-month moratorium on data center applications, processing, or approvals. This decision follows months of public protest against a proposed zoning change and the withdrawal of an application by potential developer Prologis. The township's planning commission is now working to develop a new ordinance amendment regarding data centers.

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5/23/2026

News ClipPlanet Detroit·Washington Township, Macomb County, MI

Washington Township data center developer withdraws application

Following community opposition, Prologis has withdrawn its application for rezoning a 312-acre site in Washington Township, Michigan, where it planned a data center. The Washington Township clerk has now proposed a temporary moratorium on all data center applications to allow the community to establish new legal safeguards.

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5/19/2026