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Data centers · Jackson County, Florida

Jackson County

No project found in our statewide review · 1 moratorium or ban action

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No project found. Our statewide review of local news, trackers and public records (Oct. 17, 2026) found no large data center project in Jackson County. That is not proof none exists. Have records? Send them to tips@signaldata.org.

Moratoriums and bans

  1. June 23, 2026 Jackson County: Ban. Ordinance banning data centers (WJHG headline only; article not retrieved). (WJHG, May 25, 2026)

Updates, newest first

  1. June 23, 2026 Jackson County: Ban · Ordinance banning data centers (WJHG headline only; article not retrieved). (WJHG, May 25, 2026)
  2. May 25, 2026 Jackson County · Rumor of a hyperscale data center; unverified. The county later adopted an ordinance banning data centers (WJHG, June 23, 2026; headline only). (WJHG, May 25, 2026)

Statewide

Florida’s data center law, SB 484, took effect July 1, 2026: large-load customers pay the full cost of their power, and local governments keep the power to deny projects. The state’s sales-tax exemption for data centers of 100 MW or more runs to 2037. The rules →