Data center coverage in Montgomery County, Tennessee
5 headlines archived for Montgomery County — no documented moratorium or ban on file here yet. See the moratorium tracker for towns that have taken formal action, or the full story tracker to browse every place we're following.
What's been reported
5 stories tracked since 2026-06-12 across 5 outlets. 2× A community is pushing back on a nearby data center. 2× Local officials are moving to pause or block the project. Most recent: “'Another piece of the puzzle': What Gov. Moore's data center order means for Montgomery County” (Montgomery Community Media, 2026-09-30).
- 'Another piece of the puzzle': What Gov. Moore's data center order means for Montgomery County
- Future data centers to require public hearing under new rules proposed for Montgomery County
- Judge considers motion to dismiss a lawsuit against a data center project in Montgomery County
- Montgomery County passes 18-month pause on data center development
- Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich Signs Executive Order to Temporarily Pause Data Center Permitting
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