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This Nevada city rejected a data center, so the developer turned to federal land
News ClipUtah Public Radio·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

This Nevada city rejected a data center, so the developer turned to federal land

Boulder City, Nevada, plans to appeal the Bureau of Land Management's approval of the Townsite Data Center on federal land, after the city itself had rejected the project. City officials claim the federal government circumvented local processes, expressing concerns over environmental impact and water consumption. The city intends to submit an appeal and a 'stay' to halt the project.

7/22/2026
Pahrump residents protest against data centers on national day of protest
News Clip2:12KTNV Channel 13 Las Vegas·Pahrump, Nye County, NV

Pahrump residents protest against data centers on national day of protest

Southern Nevada residents protested against data centers in Pahrump, citing concerns over water, power, and environmental impact. Nye County currently has a temporary ban, with a permanent one considered but not advanced. Separately, Boulder City is appealing the Bureau of Land Management's approval of a data center project by Townsite Solar, and Henderson City Council will discuss a temporary data center moratorium.

7/19/2026
Boulder City officials call out data center approval as a ‘departure’ from precedent
News Clip2:058 News Now — Las Vegas·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

Boulder City officials call out data center approval as a ‘departure’ from precedent

Boulder City residents are protesting the approved construction of a data center by Townsite Solar, alleging the company sidestepped public and city input by moving the project to federal land. City officials also called the approval a "departure from precedent" for its swift process without public feedback. Opponents are now considering an appeal of the decision.

7/15/2026