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Bradley County continuing to gear up for data center lawsuit fight
News Clip0:59WDEF News 12·Charleston, Bradley County, TN

Bradley County continuing to gear up for data center lawsuit fight

SDCL, the company behind Project Midspan, has sued Bradley County over regulations it says are too restrictive for its proposed data center campus behind Walker Valley High School in Charleston. County Commission Chairman Milan Blake said the county is preparing its legal defense and will discuss lawsuit funding at an upcoming finance committee meeting.

10/26/2026
Bradley County says they’re pushing forward with data center lawsuit defense
News Clip1:20WDEF News 12·Bradley County, TN

Bradley County says they’re pushing forward with data center lawsuit defense

Bradley County is preparing to defend data center regulations in a lawsuit filed by London-based SDCL, which seeks to build Project Midspan in Charleston near Walker Valley High School. County officials plan to hire outside attorneys and environmental experts after the county’s insurance provider declined to cover the expected litigation costs.

10/6/2026
Developers sue Bradley County over data center regulations after buying land behind Walker Valley High
News ClipWCLE Mix 104.1·Cleveland, Bradley County, TN

Developers sue Bradley County over data center regulations after buying land behind Walker Valley High

A developer named SDCL has filed a lawsuit against Bradley County, Tennessee, challenging new data center regulations enacted earlier this year. SDCL had previously acquired 306 acres in the Hiwassee Industrial Park for its "Project Midspan" data center. Concurrently, another unnamed data center developer requested a pause on a separate project in the nearby City of Cleveland.

9/23/2026
Global firm sues Bradley County to build 300-acre data center
News ClipChattanooga Times Free Press·Bradley County, TN

Global firm sues Bradley County to build 300-acre data center$

A global developer, SDCL, has filed a lawsuit against Bradley County, Tennessee. The lawsuit challenges stringent regulations on data centers that the county enacted earlier this year. SDCL plans to build a 300-acre data center campus in the county.

9/21/2026