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Data centers in Jackson County, Iowa

No data center in Jackson County is on the record. The nearest one planned is QTS Clinton Data Center Proposal, 28 miles away, proposed. The nearest running is Bluebird Network Quad Cities Data Center (Bettendorf), 43 miles away.

Jackson County limits new data centers, and a pause on new data centers is on the record. The latest decision on the record: In Andrew, Jackson County (IA), Jackson County Board of Commissioners and local residents debated municipal data center siting, utility infrastructure load, water consumption, and zoning rules during the June 15, 2026 session.

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The closest data centers to Jackson County

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

  1. Nearest one planned

    Proposed

    QTS Clinton Data Center Proposal

    Clinton, Clinton County · QTS Data Centers

    Latest, September 3, 2026: QTS officials offered input on a hyperscale data center project planned for Clinton, Iowa, while Clinton residents requested steep restrictions on the facility.

    28 miles from the center of Jackson County to the site.

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  2. Nearest one running

    Running

    Bluebird Network Quad Cities Data Center (Bettendorf)

    Bettendorf, Scott County · Bluebird Network

    No dated entry on the record yet.

    43 miles from the center of Jackson County to the site.

What Jackson County has decided 1 body, 1 decision 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
Jackson CountycountyrestrictiveIn Andrew, Jackson County (IA), Jackson County Board of Commissioners and local residents debated municipal data center siting, utility infrastructure load, water consumption, and zoning rules during the June 15, 2026 session. youtube.com (opens in a new tab) query feed Jun 15, 20261 act on this row
Every act on the Jackson County row
  1. moratorium adopted

    In Andrew, Jackson County (IA), Jackson County Board of Commissioners and local residents debated municipal data center siting, utility infrastructure load, water consumption, and zoning rules during the June 15, 2026 session.

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Last verified October 27, 2026.

12026-10-27

A rating rests only on a binding act in force; "not rated" means no person has set one. A blank cell means the record holds nothing for it.

June 15, 2026 Andrew, IA Jackson County BOCC place moratorium on discussion for AI Data Center Jackson County Board of Commissioners 3clips

In Andrew, Jackson County (IA), Jackson County Board of Commissioners and local residents debated municipal data center siting, utility infrastructure load, water consumption, and zoning rules during the June 15, 2026 session.

  1. Jackson County Board of Commissioners Officials and Speakers Elected Official auto captions, unchecked
    "THE JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE ON TUESDAY TO HAVE THEIR VOICES HEARD ON AN ITEM THAT WASN'T EVEN ON THE AGENDA. THE CONSTRUCTION OF AI DATA CENTERS. THE BOARD OPENED THE MEETING BY ACKNOWLEDGING THAT THEY KNEW WHY SO MANY PEOPLE ATTENDED AND OFFICIALS MADE IT CLEAR THAT THEY ARE AGAINST THE DEVELOPMENT OF DATA CENTERS."
  2. Resident public comment Resident Public Comment auto captions, unchecked
    "I'M NOT FOR THESE AND UNANIMOUS VOTE. THE JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS VOTED IN FAVOR OF A ONE YEAR TEMPORARY MORATORIUM ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF AI DATA CENTERS. AND BY THE WAY. >> THAT'S A TEMPORARY MORATORIUM TO GIVE US THE TIME TO STUDY THIS PROGRAM FOR MISSION AND COME BACK TO YOU ALL WITH SOMETHING THAT IS WORKABLE PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE. 65 INSTEAD OF ALREADY GOT YOUR HOME OR YOU KNOW WHAT YOU KNOW TO COME THROUGH AND"
  3. Jackson County Board of Commissioners Member Elected Official auto captions, unchecked
    "ILLEGAL IN SUMMIT COUNTY FROM THE TEAM FOLLOWING THE VOTE, THE BOARD OPEN THE FLOOR FOR PUBLIC COMMENT AND THE PUBLIC SHOWED UP AND SHOWED OUT. >> THEY SHARED THEIR THOUGHTS FOR OVER AN HOUR. MANY OF THE STATEMENTS REFLECTED A SHARED SENTIMENT FOR WANTING TO PROTECT THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT THAT MAKES JACKSON COUNTY UNIQUE RESIDENTS THAT WOULD BE DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY THE PROPOSED PROJECT, SHARED THEIR DISTASTE WITH THE BOARD. >> THIS PROPERTY THAT THEY WERE LOOKING AT IS ABOUT 1200"

The rules across Iowa

Nearby places with records

19 miles away Clinton County: 1 data center on the record.
28 miles away Clinton: 1 data center on the record.
36 miles away Scott County: 2 data centers on the record.
42 miles away Bettendorf: 1 data center on the record.
42 miles away Davenport: 1 data center on the record.
53 miles away Linn County: 4 data centers on the record. A pause is on the record.

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

Questions about Jackson County

Is there a data center near Jackson County?

No data center in Jackson County is on the record. The nearest one planned is QTS Clinton Data Center Proposal, 28 miles from the center of Jackson County to the site, proposed. The nearest running is Bluebird Network Quad Cities Data Center (Bettendorf), 43 miles from the center of Jackson County to the site.

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Is Jackson County allowing new data centers?

Jackson County limits new data centers, and a pause on new data centers is on the record. The pause on the record: In Andrew, Jackson County (IA), Jackson County Board of Commissioners and local residents debated municipal data center siting, utility infrastructure load, water consumption, and zoning rules during the June 15, 2026 session.

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Census GEOID
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County, Jackson County
Rating
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Researcher view · Jackson County, Iowa · 0 records, 1 rule row · Census GEOID 19097 · basis and source tier on every row · verified October 27, 2026

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