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Commissioners discuss Lancium data center, solar projects and transmission agreements; no votes taken

Jones County Commissioners Court · May 11, 2026
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Summary

The court reviewed updates on a proposed Lancium LLC data center, multiple solar projects, and a road improvement agreement with Lone Star Transmission, but deferred decisions and took no formal action on these infrastructure and energy items.

Jones County commissioners used part of the May 11 agenda to discuss several major infrastructure and energy items, including a proposed Lancium LLC data center, multiple solar-project agreements and a proposed road improvement and crossing agreement with Lone Star Transmission. The court did not take votes or authorize agreements on those items during the session.

On the proposed Lancium LLC data center project, the court reviewed project updates and discussed infrastructure and transportation planning and the procedural requirements that would accompany any future tax-abatement consideration. No motion was made to begin abatement negotiations or to adopt any procedural changes at this meeting.

Several solar-related agenda items were presented—Jones City Solar road-use agreement, Anson Solar Center 2 easement agreements for culvert projects, Tiger Solar and Funston Solar project items, and an ENGIE road-use agreement for the Swenson Solar project in adjacent Stonewall County. The transcript records these items for discussion only and shows no approvals, easement signings, or interlocal agreements were executed during the May 11 session.

The court likewise discussed a proposed order to restrict pass-thru traffic on county roads and a Jones City solar battery-storage project without adopting any orders or agreements. These items will remain on future agendas if county staff or applicants pursue next steps.