Quantica Broadview 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, August 18, 2026 to August 18, 2026. Also on the record, under the month each belongs to: 13 statements and 1 figure from another source. The facts, newest first: the record; the place: Montana.
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Proposed data center project spans 5,000 acres south of Broadview [1]
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Also in August 2026: 7 statements
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Statement · Kassi Solberg, Yellowstone County Voices
Kassi Solberg of Yellowstone County Voices stated the commissioners are trying to push the Quantica AI data center through without the consensus of the people KTVQ local outlet
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Statement · Ed Zink, Judge, Yellowstone County
Judge Ed Zink wrote it was regrettable that county officials gave Solberg wrong deadline but error not enough to overturn county decision KTVQ local outlet
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Statement · Kassi Solberg, Yellowstone County Voices organizer
Kassi Solberg reported being accosted by sheriff deputies who restrained her with handcuffs KTVQ local outlet
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Statement · Katie Harrison, Yellowstone County Voices volunteer
Katie Harrison, a volunteer with Yellowstone County Voices, reported that a security guard repeatedly told her to move and change position while collecting signatures KTVQ local outlet
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Statement · Kent O'Donnell, Yellowstone County Sheriff
Sheriff Kent O'Donnell stated that signature gatherers were removed for their actions and that one person put physical hands on a deputy KTVQ local outlet
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Statement · Mark Morse, Yellowstone County commissioner
Commissioner Mark Morse stated county does not have authority to impose emergency interim zoning KTVQ local outlet
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Statement · Mark Morse, Yellowstone County Commission Chair
Yellowstone County Commission Chair Mark Morse said idea of placing moratorium on ballot would need to be discussed at board's discussion meetings before it could move to regular business agenda for a vote The Cool Down local outlet
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Also in September 2026: 6 statements and 1 figure from another source
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Statement · Brian Miller, Montana political candidate
Brian Miller, Democratic candidate for Montana's Eastern Congressional District, represented opponents of the Broadview project montanarightnow.com local outlet
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Figure · montanarightnow.com
20,000 gallons a day: Quantica Infrastructure estimated water use of 20,000 gallons per day for proposed Broadview data center montanarightnow.com local outlet
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Statement · Brian Miller, Democratic candidate for MT-02
Democratic candidate Brian Miller serving as legal counsel for citizens challenging Quantica Infrastructure development in Yellowstone County montanarightnow.com local outlet
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Statement · Mike Eisenhauer, Independent candidate for MT-02
Dr. Mike Eisenhauer proposes 5 Pillar policy requiring closed loop cooling, protecting ratepayers and workers, and letting each community have final say montanarightnow.com local outlet
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Statement · Troy Downing, U.S. Representative, Montana
Rep. Troy Downing says data centers can bring investment but decisions should be made by communities, federal government should take light touch approach, and Montana's senior water rights must be protected montanarightnow.com local outlet
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Statement · Patrick McCracken, Libertarian candidate for MT-02
Patrick McCracken says most people would not want to live next door to a data center and communities need to make decisions on resource use and impacts montanarightnow.com local outlet
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Statement · Mark Morse, Yellowstone County Commission Chair
Yellowstone County Commission Chair Mark Morse said county commissioners do not know what regulatory authority they have regarding data center development under the Right to Compute Act. Montana Free Press local outlet
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