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IN Terre Haute City Council June 15, 2026

Terre Haute's Sakbun on budget, data centers

In Terre Haute, Vigo County (IN), Terre Haute 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 Terre Haute, IN
Governing Body Terre Haute City Council
Meeting Date June 15, 2026
Extracted Clips 2 clips · 1 opposed · 0 supporting
Archived meeting broadcast · WFIU & WTIU News Ready at Clip 1 (2:11 to 2:39) · Terre Haute City Council Officials and Speakers
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Terre Haute's Sakbun on budget, data centers

Terre Haute City Council · June 15, 2026

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  1. Clip 1 · 2:11 Terre Haute City Council Officials and Speakers Elected Official Questioning auto captions, unchecked
    Zoning Power & Grid Water

    Officials and speakers in Terre Haute, IN address municipal data center zoning, grid capacity, and community impacts.

    "gt; gt; And data centers continue to be a controversial topic with citizens and municipalities at odds over where they should be built. Sackbun says he #39;s not been approached by a data center about putting one in Teroot mainly because of the lack of suitable land inside city limits. However, if he were approached, Sackman says there needs to be guidelines. I #39;ve always said that if you want to have a conversation about data centers,"

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  2. Clip 2 · 2:50 Resident public comment Resident Public Comment auto captions, unchecked

    Community members and local officials in Terre Haute, IN weigh water supply, electricity rates, and neighborhood buffer rules.

    "because of a data center. They need to guarantee that they #39;re not going to take our water. They need to be be prepared to financially support the priorities of that community. schools, maybe, you know, maybe it #39;s a community that really wants $4 million worth of paving to be 40 and that data center should come in and say, quot;We will find a way to do that. quot; Or in our community where we #39;re having challenges with our schools, can you help support the schools? The first term mayor said while he"

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