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Data Center Signal is tracking 12 clips about Rowan Digital Infrastructure data center developments across 1 states, including TX.

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News Clip2:45KWTX News10·Temple, Bell County, TX

Temple residents launch recall effort against mayor, council members over data center vote

Temple, Texas residents have initiated a recall effort against Mayor Tim Davis, Mayor Pro Tem Jessica Walker, and Councilman Mike Pilkington following the City Council's vote to annex and rezone 700 acres for a proposed $700 million data center. Opponents, organized as "Stop the Temple Data Center," cite concerns over water usage, infrastructure strain, and quality of life, and believe the council ignored community input.

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4/21/2026

News Clip2:0225 News KXXV·Temple, Bell County, TX

Temple Approves 300+ Acre Data Center Project

The City of Temple has approved the annexation and rezoning of over 300 acres for Rowan Digital Infrastructure's "Project Ranger" data center. A development agreement outlining how the project will manage noise, traffic, and utilities has been finalized. Construction could begin as early as spring or summer, with the data center potentially coming online by the end of next year.

zoning government

4/21/2026

News Clip1:44KCENNews·Temple, Bell County, TX

Temple residents push recall effort over proposed data center

Temple residents are initiating a recall effort against city leaders after the approval of a third data center project. This move comes after the city council approved the annexation and rezoning, sparking frustration among homeowners who feel their input was not adequately considered.

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4/21/2026

News Clip1:01KCENNews·Temple, Bell County, TX

Temple residents start a petition to recall city leaders over data center project

Temple residents are initiating a petition to recall city leaders following the city council's decision to proceed with a third data center project. A group called "Stop Temple Data Centers" is gathering signatures to allow voters to decide if current leaders should remain in office. The City of Temple and developer Rowan Digital Infrastructure maintain the project underwent detailed review and is in the city's best interest.

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4/21/2026

News Clip1:41KCENNews·Temple, Bell County, TX

Data center to Temple approved by the city council

The Temple City Council approved the rezoning and annexation for a Rowan Digital Infrastructure data center project despite significant public opposition. Residents expressed concerns about water usage and job creation, with some calling for the recall of Mayor Tim Davis and Mayor Pro Tem Mike Pilkington.

zoning opposition water government

4/18/2026

News ClipLoneStar 92.3·Temple, Bell County, TX

Data Center Defiance: Temple Residents Vow Recalls After 4-0 Council Vote

Temple City Council has controversially approved a third data center project by Rowan Digital Infrastructure despite strong resident opposition. Concerns about water usage and environmental impacts were central to the debate. Following the 4-0 vote, residents announced plans to organize a recall petition against the Mayor and two Council members.

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4/18/2026

News ClipThe Killeen Daily Herald·Temple, Bell County, TX

Temple approves third Rowan data center at nearly 8-hour meeting; recall planned

The Temple City Council approved the third data center from Rowan Digital Infrastructure despite significant resident opposition at a nearly eight-hour meeting. Opponents are now planning a recall effort against council members who voted for the project, primarily citing concerns over water usage and environmental impact.

zoning opposition environmental water government

4/18/2026

News ClipTemple Daily Telegram·Temple, Bell County, TX

Temple approves third Rowan data center at nearly 8-hour meeting, recall planned$

The Temple City Council approved the third data center project, Rowan Ranger, from Rowan Digital Infrastructure after a nearly eight-hour meeting. The decision was met with significant public opposition from nearly 150 residents, who are now planning a recall effort against three council members and the mayor.

zoning opposition government

4/17/2026

News Clip3:01KWTX News10·Temple, Bell County, TX

Temple data center construction underway with community partnerships

Construction is underway for a $700 million data center in Temple, Texas, by Rowan Digital Infrastructure. The company is actively working with the local community to address concerns regarding water use, energy costs, and noise impact, forming partnerships to minimize disruption.

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4/9/2026

News Clip1:45KCENNews·TX

Texas House of Representatives to hear testimony on data center expansion

The Texas House of Representatives Committee on State Affairs is holding a hearing to discuss the rapid expansion of data centers across the state. Concerns include the strain on the power grid, national security, and the need for more regulation and research. A local advocacy group from Bell County is encouraging public engagement on the issue.

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4/8/2026

News ClipTemple Daily Telegram·Temple, Bell County, TX

Rowan, Robinson Family Farm announce 15-year partnership before data center construction$

Rowan Digital Infrastructure has announced a 15-year partnership agreement with Robinson Family Farm. This agreement will support the data center's operation in Temple through 2041 and was formed after discussions addressing concerns about the project.

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4/7/2026

News ClipThe Killeen Daily Herald·Killeen, Bell County, TX

There’s a very real chance that a data center might be built in Killeen

The city of Killeen, Texas, is considering a potential data center project, sparking significant local controversy due to residents' concerns over environmental impacts, including noise, water, and power usage. An upcoming City Council election could play a crucial role in the decision, as the author anticipates approval despite public opposition.

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