Public Service Co. of Oklahoma

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News ClipBroken Arrow Sentinel·Broken Arrow, Tulsa County, OK

Broken Arrow: data center not imminent, moratorium could be extended

The Broken Arrow City Council approved a moratorium on data center proposals in June, which expires at year-end, to study potential impacts and create zoning regulations. City Manager Michael Spurgeon stated no data center projects are imminent, and the city is still in the due diligence phase, potentially extending the moratorium. A previously proposed project has fallen through.

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9/17/2026

News ClipTulsa World·Jenks, Tulsa County, OK

Data centers should pay costs for electricity, older Oklahomans tell AARP$

A new AARP survey indicates that 92% of Oklahomans aged 50 and older believe elected officials should ensure residential customers are not burdened with additional costs for large new data centers. The survey also found that 86% of respondents believe data center companies, not homeowners, should cover these electricity costs. Google is committing to pay 100% of the costs to connect its data center sites to the grid.

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5/3/2026