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Data centers in Lane County, Oregon

No data center in Lane County is on the record. The nearest one planned is Verrus Oakline Mill Creek Data Center in Salem, 66 miles away, waiting on permits. The nearest running is US Signal Bend Data Center (OR01), 81 miles away.

No county rule about data centers is on the record for Lane County itself; 1 body inside it has a scorecard row. The latest decision on the record: The City of Eugene stopped a data center from moving into the former Hynix site, citing local land regulation rules (Eugene), reported September 15, 2026.

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The closest data centers to Lane County

The nearest data center planned, the nearest running, and any stalled or cancelled within 50 miles, in Oregon 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

    Verrus Oakline Mill Creek Data Center

    Salem, Marion County · Verrus

    Latest, reported September 22, 2026: Verrus $5.1 billion data center project at Mill Creek Corporate Center prohibited from construction phase as long as moratorium is in effect

    66 miles from the center of Lane County to the site.

    salemreporter.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet
  2. Nearest one running

    Running

    US Signal Bend Data Center (OR01)

    Bend, Deschutes County · US Signal

    Latest, reported October 26, 2026: Verified operational US Signal Bend (OR01) colocation data center at 20845 Sockeye Pl, Bend.

    81 miles from the center of Lane County to the site.

    ussignal.com (opens in a new tab) query feed

What Lane 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
Eugenecitynot ratedThe City of Eugene stopped a data center from moving into the former Hynix site, citing local land regulation rules. kval.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet Reported Sep 152 acts on this row
Every act on the Eugene row
  1. event

    The City of Eugene stopped a data center from moving into the former Hynix site, citing local land regulation rules.

    kval.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

  2. hearing

    72 people gave public comment at the Eugene City Council meeting raising concerns about energy and water use, noise, and jobs from data centers.

    kval.com (opens in a new tab) local outlet

Last verified September 15, 2026.

22026-09-15

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The rules across Oregon

Nearby places with records

69 miles away Marion County: 1 data center on the record. A pause is on the record.
69 miles away Salem: 1 data center on the record. A pause is on the record.
72 miles away La Pine: 1 data center on the record.
79 miles away Bend: 1 data center on the record.
83 miles away Deschutes County: 2 data centers on the record.
104 miles away Prineville: 2 data centers on the record.

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

Questions about Lane County

Is there a data center near Lane County?

No data center in Lane County is on the record. The nearest one planned is Verrus Oakline Mill Creek Data Center in Salem, 66 miles from the center of Lane County to the site, waiting on permits. The nearest running is US Signal Bend Data Center (OR01), 81 miles from the center of Lane County to the site.

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Is Lane County allowing new data centers?

No county rule about data centers is on the record for Lane County itself; 1 body inside it has a scorecard row. The latest decision on the record: The City of Eugene stopped a data center from moving into the former Hynix site, citing local land regulation rules (Eugene), reported September 15, 2026.

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Researcher view · Lane County, Oregon · 0 records, 1 rule row · Census GEOID 41039 · basis and source tier on every row · verified September 15, 2026

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