Data center activity across Texas

Where Texas stands on data center moratoriums.

Tracking every proposed and enacted moratorium, zoning and ordinance change, resolution, and lawsuit on data centers across Texas’s local governments — with the source behind each one.

92/ 254

counties have recorded county action on data centers.

We monitor all 254 — tracking what county governments do, not every data center project.

4 Active moratorium 43 Resolutions enacted 15 Pending resolution/action 25 Tax abatements & related action 5 Rejected action

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Active moratorium
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Coverage & method

How these 254 counties are monitored

We check for data center action across all 254 Texas counties in more than one way: a weekly statewide news sweep, an automated agenda check of county meeting agendas, and manual research where a county’s agendas can’t be checked automatically. Every county is covered by at least two of these.

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