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How Alamosa County got into the AI data center business
News ClipAlamosa Citizen·Alamosa County, CO

How Alamosa County got into the AI data center business

Alamosa County Commissioners approved a special use permit for Strata Inc. to develop a container-based AI data storage system after a 2-1 vote, despite community concerns. The project is designed to use air-cooling and existing infrastructure, avoiding water consumption, and targets small-to-medium businesses. This decision followed public opposition and discussions regarding the project's scope and the broader implications of AI technology.

9/13/2026
Alamosa County approves small-scale data center amid Valley-wide concerns
News ClipAlamosa Valley Courier·Hooper, Alamosa County, CO

Alamosa County approves small-scale data center amid Valley-wide concerns

Alamosa County commissioners have approved a special use permit for a small-scale, container-based data center near Hooper, Colorado, despite ongoing regional concerns about data center impacts. This decision comes amidst public debate and the enactment of moratoriums in neighboring San Luis Valley communities like Saguache County and South Fork. The approved project by Strata Inc. is designed to operate with air cooling and connect to existing infrastructure, aiming to minimize environmental impact.

9/12/2026
Alamosa County Commissioners approve AI data center
News Clipalamosacitizen.com·Hooper, Alamosa County, CO

Alamosa County Commissioners approve AI data center

The Alamosa County Commissioners approved a container-based AI data center proposed by Strata Inc. for the Mosca-Hooper area, despite concerns from some residents and one commissioner about future data center development. The project, which will consume 3 megawatts of power, received support from the local electric cooperative due to excess capacity.

9/9/2026