Council votes Monday on another data center pause
Milton's City Council votes Monday on extending its data center moratorium again, this time by up to 180 days. We covered the last extension on Thursday: the pause was first imposed June 15, and staff have been using the time to draft the Unified Development Code amendments that will decide whether and how a data center could ever be built in Milton. Monday's vote buys them more of it.
It lands inside a full agenda. Also Monday: a presentation on Fulton County's new Behavioral Health and Human Services facility, recognition of Nan Buckner's service on the Milton Equestrian Committee, and discussion of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at City Hall.
Source: Council set to vote on another extension of data center moratorium
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