Pulaski County Enacts 12-Month Moratorium on New Data Centers During Regulatory Concerns
County legislators paused new data centers for 12 months while exempting AVAIO’s project, as planners draft rules for future developments.
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Arkansas’ most populous county approves data center moratorium, but with exemption
Pulaski County residents, including many opponents of data centers, attend the county quorum court's meeting in Little Rock on May 26, 2026. (Photo by Tess Vrbin/Arkansas Advocate)Arkansas’ most populous county approved a yearlong pause on new data centers, but critics expressed frustration that the moratorium carves out one of the projects that’s prompted public backlash. The Pulaski County Quorum Court narrowly voted Tuesday to exempt Connecti…
Arkansas’ most populous county approves data center moratorium, but with exemption - Hillsboro Sentry Enterprise
Pulaski County residents, including many opponents of data centers, attend the county quorum court's meeting in Little Rock on May 26, 2026. (Photo by Tess Vrbin/Arkansas Advocate)Arkansas’ most populous county approved a yearlong pause on new data centers, but critics expressed frustration that the moratorium carves out one of the projects that’s prompted public backlash. The Pulaski County Quorum Court narrowly voted Tuesday to exempt Connecti…
Arkansas’ most populous county approves data center moratorium, but with exemption - Seward Independent
Pulaski County residents, including many opponents of data centers, attend the county quorum court's meeting in Little Rock on May 26, 2026. (Photo by Tess Vrbin/Arkansas Advocate)Arkansas’ most populous county approved a yearlong pause on new data centers, but critics expressed frustration that the moratorium carves out one of the projects that’s prompted public backlash. The Pulaski County Quorum Court narrowly voted Tuesday to exempt Connecti…
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