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- Oct 13LAWSUIT·MississippiDaily Memphian · Mississippi
- Oct 13NEWS·Davidson Co., TNHeadline onlyWKRN News 2 · Davidson Co., TN
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- Oct 13MORATORIUM·TennesseeShelby County commissioners advanced a proposed temporary moratorium on data centers in unincorporated areas in a 5-4 vote Monday, with supporters saying regulations should be established before development occurs. The measure requires two more readings; Memphis City Council will vote on its own data center moratorium October 20.Action News 5 · Tennessee
- Oct 13MORATORIUM·Shelby Co., TNDaily Memphian · Shelby Co., TN
- Oct 12VOTE·Madison Co., ALStacey Abrams campaigned for Doug Jones at an Alabama gubernatorial rally, warning that data centers would "take over Alabama" if Republican Tommy Tuberville were elected. Tuberville's campaign has pledged to eliminate tax breaks for data centers and require them to pay maximum property tax rates.1819 News · Madison Co., AL
- Oct 12VOTE·FloridaThe Virginian-Pilot · Florida
- Oct 12ZONING·DeKalb Co. (GA), GAThe DeKalb County Board of Commissioners will discuss a proposed ordinance adding data center definitions and classifications to the county's zoning code at its Oct. 13 meeting. The measure would define data centers, establish size tiers, and require classification based on energy use, water consumption, noise and backup power.decaturish.com · DeKalb Co. (GA), GA
- Oct 12VOTE·Fulton Co., GAGeorgia Sens. Greg Dolezal and Josh McLaurin debated Monday over tax policies and data center development, with Dolezal proposing to eliminate property taxes and McLaurin arguing such cuts would devastate local government budgets and essential services.The Center Square · Fulton Co., GA
- Oct 12NEWS·DeSoto Co., MSAthletic apparel brand ALO is opening a national fulfillment and distribution center in Southaven, representing a nearly $176 million investment and more than 400 new jobs for DeSoto County. The company, which began operations in August, plans to fill positions by 2027 and will occupy up to 1.2 million square feet in an existing building.DeSoto County News · DeSoto Co., MS
- Oct 12NEWS·Davidson Co., TNHeadline onlyWKRN News 2 · Davidson Co., TN
- Oct 12MORATORIUM·TennesseeEarly voting in Tennessee begins Wednesday for the November general election, featuring statewide races for governor and U.S. Senate, along with congressional districts and three constitutional amendments on the ballot.The Center Square · Tennessee · also at AOL.com