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Baltimore County Extends Moratorium on Data Center Construction

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Baltimore County Council unanimously extended the moratorium on data center construction until December 2027. This follows a previous one-year moratorium approved in February 2026, which was set to expire in January 2027. The extension provides county councilmembers more time to discuss how to regulate data centers.

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The extension allows Baltimore County to establish regulations for data centers, which are increasingly being built across the United States. This action is part of a trend in the Baltimore metro area, where other jurisdictions have implemented similar restrictions on construction.

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Who's involved

  • Baltimore CountyThe county where the moratorium on data center construction is in effect.
  • county councilThe governing body that voted to extend the moratorium.

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