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  1. Georgia passed a bill creating a study commission regarding a trend of temporary prohibitions on data center issues.
  2. Data center boom in Georgia strains resources, leading to a 180-day ban on new facilities in Hart County.

Hartwell and Hart County are currently seeking T-SPLOST funds via a referendum to finance necessary infrastructure projects.

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Hartwell and Hart County are currently seeking T-SPLOST funds via a referendum to finance necessary infrastructure projects.

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Data center boom in Georgia strains resources, leading to a 180-day ban on new facilities in Hart County.

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