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Coachella, Palm Springs Take Action On Data Centers
News ClipThe Riverside Record·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Coachella, Palm Springs Take Action On Data Centers

Coachella, California, has become the first city in Riverside County to permanently ban data centers via a new ordinance, following community backlash to a cancelled agreement. Concurrently, Palm Springs has enacted a temporary 45-day moratorium on data center development to evaluate impacts and develop appropriate regulations. Both cities, along with others in the county, are responding to concerns about environmental, water, and electricity usage from hyperscale data centers.

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9/1/2026
Coachella City Council Voted to Permanently Ban Data Centers Citywide
News ClipMyNewsLA.com·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Coachella City Council Voted to Permanently Ban Data Centers Citywide

The Coachella City Council unanimously voted to adopt an ordinance that permanently bans data centers citywide, making it the first city in the Coachella Valley to do so. This decision follows months of public scrutiny and concerns regarding water and energy use, and the cancellation of an agreement with Stronghold Power Systems Inc. for a large-scale data center project.

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8/27/2026
Coachella Council to Vote on Data Center Ban
News ClipMyNewsLA.com·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Coachella Council to Vote on Data Center Ban

The Coachella City Council is set to vote on a permanent ban on data centers within the city due to concerns about strained electric infrastructure, water supply, noise, and environmental impacts. This decision follows a temporary moratorium and the cancellation of a large-scale data center project by Stronghold Power Systems Inc. after significant public opposition.

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8/26/2026
Coachella City Council Expected to Permanently Ban Data Centers Citywide
News ClipMyNewsLA.com·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Coachella City Council Expected to Permanently Ban Data Centers Citywide

The Coachella City Council is scheduled to vote on a permanent ban on data centers, citing concerns about strained electric infrastructure, water supply, noise, and other environmental issues. This follows public scrutiny and the halting of a previous large-scale data center project, the Coachella Valley Technology Campus, with an existing temporary moratorium in place until 2027.

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8/25/2026
Coachella City Council Considers Disabling Social Media Comments Following Intense Public Backlash Over Data Center Proposal
News ClipNBC Palm Springs·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Coachella City Council Considers Disabling Social Media Comments Following Intense Public Backlash Over Data Center Proposal

The Coachella City Council is considering a new social media policy that would allow disabling public comments, a move spurred by intense public backlash and protests over a recently canceled 240-acre data center proposal. The council previously enacted a 45-day moratorium on data center applications and terminated an agreement with Stronghold Power Systems Inc. due to community anger.

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6/11/2026
Coachella Shelves Proposed Data Center, Enacts Moratorium on Projects
News ClipMyNewsLA.com·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Coachella Shelves Proposed Data Center, Enacts Moratorium on Projects

The Coachella City Council unanimously approved an urgency ordinance imposing a 45-day moratorium on data center applications and terminated its agreement with Stronghold Power Systems Inc. This decision follows months of community protests citing environmental, health, and electricity rate concerns. City staff are now expected to propose a permanent ban on data centers.

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6/5/2026
Perez Rescinds Support for Data Center
News ClipUken Report·Coachella, Riverside County, CA

Perez Rescinds Support for Data Center

Riverside County Supervisor V. Manuel Perez has withdrawn his support for the proposed Coachella Valley Technology Campus data center project in Coachella, California. This decision follows a public town hall meeting where residents voiced concerns about the project's environmental impact, water, and electricity usage. Perez's office stated that the project requires more work, including an Environmental Impact Report and community input.

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5/13/2026