Data Center Record.
AR Washington City Council June 15, 2026

Port Washington limiting outdoor construction at data center site

In Washington, Hempstead County (AR), Washington City Council and local residents debated municipal data center siting, utility infrastructure load, water consumption, and zoning rules during the June 15, 2026 session.

Jurisdiction Washington, AR
Governing Body Washington City Council
Meeting Date June 15, 2026
Extracted Clips 2 clips · 1 opposed · 0 supporting
Archived meeting broadcast · WISN 12 News Ready at Clip 1 (0:43 to 1:13) · Washington City Council Officials and Speakers
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Port Washington limiting outdoor construction at data center site

Washington City Council · June 15, 2026

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  1. Clip 1 · 0:43 Washington City Council Officials and Speakers Elected Official Questioning auto captions, unchecked
    Zoning Power & Grid Water

    Officials and speakers in Washington, AR address municipal data center zoning, grid capacity, and community impacts.

    ">> NEIGHBORS OF THE NEW DATA CENTER MAKING THEIR OUTRAGE KNOWN AT A THURSDAY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. LIKE KIRK DAY. HECK. >> I’VE BEEN HERE BEFORE. >> WHO I SPOKE WITH OVER THE PHONE FRIDAY. >> THE BACKUP BEEPER BELLS, THE TRACKED EQUIPMENT, THE TAILGATES ON QUAD AXLES, GROUND VIBRATIONS. >> THE CITY SAYS IT LISTED VOTING TO LIMIT THE HOURS OF OUTDOOR CONSTRUCTION. >> WE NOW LAY DOWN MUCH CLEARER EXPECTATIONS FOR WHAT IT."

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  2. Clip 2 · 1:15 Resident public comment Resident Public Comment auto captions, unchecked

    Community members and local officials in Washington, AR weigh water supply, electricity rates, and neighborhood buffer rules.

    "DURING THE WEEK, THE BOARD VOTED UNANIMOUSLY FOR THIS CONSTRUCTION CHANGE, BUT IT’S A CHANGE THAT DOES NOT GO INTO EFFECT FOR SEVERAL WEEKS. 24 HOUR CONSTRUCTION IS STILL ALLOWED HERE UNTIL APRIL 18TH. >> YOU CAN’T STOP A PROJECT OF THIS MAGNITUDE OVERNIGHT. IT TAKES A WIND DOWN PERIOD OF TIME, AND WE FELT IT WAS A REALLY GOOD COMPROMISE. >> IS THERE ANY REGRET ALLOWING THE 24 HOUR CONSTRUCTION? >> OH BOY, THAT’S A WITH THE 24 HOUR CONSTRUCTION, HAD WE KNOWN THE VOLUME OF OF TRAFFIC, ETC., WE."

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