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Sequoyah Board approves tax-incentive agreement tied to Project Mustang data center in Claremore
Summary
The board approved a Local Development Act Tax Incentive Agreement related to Project Mustang, a data center project in the City of Claremore, and a related MOU with Mustang Tulsa Holdings and the Sequoyah Education Foundation; approvals were unanimous.
The Sequoyah Board of Education voted unanimously April 13, 2026 to approve a Local Development Act Tax Incentive Agreement related to Project Mustang, described in the minutes as a data center project in the City of Claremore. The motion was made by Greg Perry and seconded by Gary Armstrong; votes recorded were all five board members voting yes.
The minutes list the agreement as involving the City of Claremore, the Board of County Commissioners of Rogers County, multiple local school districts and boards, and the Rogers County Health Department. Separately, the board approved a memorandum of understanding authorizing final negotiation of terms among the District, Mustang Tulsa Holdings, LLC, and the Sequoyah Education Foundation concerning community improvements and educational initiatives; that motion also passed unanimously.
Board minutes do not list financial terms for the incentive in the record; the item was approved as the district’s formal participation in the intergovernmental agreement and the related MOU. The board’s approvals authorize district staff to complete final negotiation consistent with the MOU language recorded in the agenda packet.
