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Brazoria County Commissioners Court adopted a resolution stating conditions it wants on data center development

Data centersBrazoria County Commissioners CourtBrazoriaPublic meeting

On June 9th, 2026 Brazoria County Commissioners Court adopted a measure on data center development. Its own agenda system records it as a resolution about data centers and related facilities in Texas. The item was introduced on May 29th, 2026, reached the court and was approved. Reporting on the resolution says the court supports responsible economic development, including appropriately designed and sited data centers. It also says no future data center should proceed without an independent impact assessment. A county resolution is not an ordinance and Texas counties have no zoning power outside city limits, so this sets a stated position rather than a rule. It came from the same court that had already refused the reinvestment zone behind the Old Ocean Datacenter and Bulldog Power abatement applications.

How to take part

Agendas, agenda packets, minutes and the signed resolution attachment are published on the county's Legistar site. The next posted meeting on that site is a Special Session on August 25th, 2026 at 9:00 AM.

Where to do it

Where

Dates

DateWhatNote
2026-05-29filedResolution introduced as file 18483
2026-06-09orderedCourt approved the resolution as the first agenda item

The evidence

Every fact above rests on one of these. The words are the source's own.

Resolution Regarding the Development of Data Centers and Related Facilities in the State of Texas
Legistar API, Brazoria County, Matter 4786 (File 18483) Primary source, official
The Brazoria County Commissioners Court supports responsible economic development, including appropriately designed and sited data centers and related facilities.
KPRC Click2Houston, Is Brazoria County anti-data center? New resolution seeks tougher rules on future projects Journalism

Last checked 2026-08-14