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Morgan County adopts 120-day moratorium on data centers to allow rulemaking

Board of County Commissioners of Morgan County, Georgia · July 7, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff told the board that the county lacks specific regulations for data centers; the board voted unanimously to impose a 120-day temporary moratorium to give staff time to draft rules.

Planning Department Director Chuck Jarrell told the Board that the Planning Office has received several inquiries about data centers and that Morgan County does not currently have specific regulations for such facilities. He asked the board to approve a 120-day temporary moratorium on data centers so staff can develop appropriate regulations.

Commissioner Nathan Park moved to approve the 120-day temporary moratorium and Commissioner Carl Jones seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The moratorium will pause new data-center applications in the county while staff drafts regulatory language for the board’s future consideration.