Beaver County officials are scheduled to consider a “Data Center Discussion” item during a public meeting on Aug. 4, 2026, according to the published agenda posted by Beaver County, Utah.
The agenda item is listed at 10:55 a.m., positioned between a donation request from a Live Stock Group and a ratification of an evacuation order, according to the official record. The meeting also includes discussion of a protection ordinance, a 2027 contract amendment, a public defender contract addendum, a Forest Service update on the Cottonwood Fire, and an item labeled “UDO,” according to the agenda.
The inclusion of a data center item on the agenda matters to residents because it signals that county officials are scheduled to address the topic in an open public meeting, according to the published record. The agenda does not specify the nature, location, or scope of the data center discussion beyond its title.
- Meeting date: Aug. 4, 2026, in Beaver County, Utah
- Agenda item: “Data Center Discussion” scheduled for 10:55 a.m.
- Other agenda items include a Protection Ordinance, a 2027 Contract Amendment (Contract #240463), a Donation Request from a Live Stock Group, ratification of an Evacuation Order, a Public Defender Contract Addendum, a Cottonwood Fire update from the Forest Service, and a UDO item
- Source: Official agenda published on the Beaver County CivicPlus AgendaCenter website
According to the published agenda, the meeting is scheduled to proceed through the listed items in order, beginning with the Protection Ordinance discussion at 10:30 a.m. and continuing through the UDO item at 11:30 a.m. The agenda does not indicate what action, if any, the board is scheduled to take on the data center item.
Residents interested in the discussion can attend the meeting in Beaver County or review the full agenda online at the link provided by the county’s CivicPlus AgendaCenter to determine options for public comment.
Official source: the published record