Google Montgomery County data center, in order
What happened with this project, oldest first: the stages it reached, what the county and its cities decided, and every dated step on the record. Each entry links its source.
1 event, September 14, 2026 to September 14, 2026. Also on the record, under the month each belongs to: 2 statements and 3 lines that are not events of their own. The facts, newest first: the record; the place: Tennessee.
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2026 1 event
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Google lists Google Montgomery County data center at Montgomery County, Tennessee on its own page of data center locations, read September 14, 2026. [1]
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Also in September 2026: 2 statements and 3 lines that are not events of their own
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(said in the source itself)
Statement · Jeff Tyndall, RPC Director
RPC Director Jeff Tyndall said data centers would only be allowed in M-1 or M-2 zones and must have approved resource plans for electric, water and sewer Clarksville Now local outlet
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Statement · Jeff Tyndall, RPC Director
RPC Director Tyndall said Montgomery County currently does not have the electrical and water capacity to support another mega center like Google Clarksville Now local outlet
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(source date; the content gives no date of its own)
Decision · Montgomery County (county)
Data centers must not exceed 3 decibels over ambient noise or 55 decibels at property lines clarksvillenow.com
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(source date; the content gives no date of its own)
Decision · Montgomery County (county)
Data center sites must be minimum 10 acres but not greater than 100 acres clarksvillenow.com
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(source date; the content gives no date of its own)
Decision · Montgomery County (county)
Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission approved zoning update requiring public hearing for future data centers with one commissioner voting against clarksvillenow.com
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- google-montgomery-county-data-center-tn
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- operational
- Events on the timeline
- 1
- Under the months
- 5
- Stage changes
- 1
- Decisions
- 3
- Statements
- 2
- Figures
- 0
- Entries and decisions under the months
- 3