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Data centers in Clayton County, Georgia

No data center in Clayton County is on the record. The nearest one planned is ATL03 Red Oak Data Center Campus (Union City), 7 miles away, waiting on permits. The nearest running is QTS Atlanta Metro Fayetteville (ATL2), 10 miles away.

No county rule about data centers is on the record for Clayton County itself; 1 body inside it has a scorecard row, and a pause on new data centers is on the record. The latest decision on the record: The City of Lovejoy on Monday passed an ordinance banning data center construction within city limits (Lovejoy), September 28, 2026.

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The closest data centers to Clayton County

The nearest data center planned, the nearest running, and any stalled or cancelled within 50 miles, in Georgia and the states that border it. Each distance is a straight line between the two points it names.

  1. Nearest one planned

    Waiting on permits Waiting on permits

    ATL03 Red Oak Data Center Campus (Union City)

    Union City, Fulton County · TA Realty / Burr Computer Environments

    Latest, July 16, 2024: Burr Computer Environments filed a Developments of Regional Impact application for a 2.1 million square foot data center campus designated ATL11 in Union City, Fulton County, with construction set to start in 2026.

    7 miles from the center of Clayton County to the site.

    datacenterdynamics.com query feed
  2. Nearest one running

    Running

    QTS Atlanta Metro Fayetteville (ATL2)

    Fayetteville, Fayette County · QTS Data Centers

    No dated entry on the record yet.

    10 miles from the center of Clayton County to the site.

What Clayton County has decided 1 body, 2 decisions on the record

What the county and the cities in it have done about data centers: each body on its own row with its rating, open, case by case, restrictive or closed, never good or bad, and every vote, ordinance, moratorium or agreement one tap away, newest first, with its source.

BodyLevelRatingIn force untilLatest actActsVerified
Lovejoycitynot ratedThe City of Lovejoy on Monday passed an ordinance banning data center construction within city limits. atlantanewsfirst.com local outlet Sep 282 acts on this row
Every act on the Lovejoy row
  1. moratorium adopted

    The City of Lovejoy on Monday passed an ordinance banning data center construction within city limits.

    atlantanewsfirst.com local outlet

  2. moratorium

    Lovejoy city council updated zoning code to explicitly prohibit data centers.

    ajc.com local outlet

Last verified September 29, 2026.

22026-09-29

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The rules across Georgia

What happened

  1. atlantanewsfirst.com local outlet
  2. ajc.com local outlet

Georgia, year by year

Nearby places with records

8 miles away Fayetteville: 1 data center on the record.
11 miles away Fayette County: 1 data center on the record.
15 miles away Atlanta: 1 data center on the record.
15 miles away Atlanta: 8 data centers on the record.
15 miles away Palmetto: 1 data center on the record.
17 miles away Fulton County: 14 data centers on the record.

Distances run between the centers the Census Bureau gives each place. Every Georgia county.

Questions about Clayton County

Is there a data center near Clayton County?

No data center in Clayton County is on the record. The nearest one planned is ATL03 Red Oak Data Center Campus (Union City), 7 miles from the center of Clayton County to the site, waiting on permits. The nearest running is QTS Atlanta Metro Fayetteville (ATL2), 10 miles from the center of Clayton County to the site.

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Is Clayton County allowing new data centers?

No county rule about data centers is on the record for Clayton County itself; 1 body inside it has a scorecard row, and a pause on new data centers is on the record. The pause on the record (Lovejoy): The City of Lovejoy on Monday passed an ordinance banning data center construction within city limits, September 28, 2026.

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County, Clayton County
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Researcher view · Clayton County, Georgia · 0 records, 1 rule row · Census GEOID 13063 · basis and source tier on every row · verified September 29, 2026

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