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Data centers in Iredell County, North Carolina

The public record for Iredell County: 1 local government action on data centers and 1 announced project, each with its source.

Last updated 2026.09.30

Local government actions

JurisdictionDateStatusWhat happenedSources
Statesville2026-09adoptedStatesville City Council unanimously adopted a 180-day data center moratorium effective September 14, 2026; previously approved projects are not affected.[1][2]

Announced projects

CompanyLocationAnnouncedMWAcresStatusWhat happenedSources
TractMooresville2025400cancelledTract proposed a $30B data center park on about 400 acres of Earnhardt family land and withdrew the rezoning on August 13, 2025 after resident opposition.[1][2][3]

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Does Iredell County have a data center moratorium?

The public record shows adopted local action in Iredell County: Statesville (2026-09). Read the linked ordinance for its scope and end date, because boards extend and amend these.

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Announced projects on record in Iredell County: Tract, Mooresville (cancelled). Each row on this page links to its public source.

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