The Brunswick Town Council is scheduled to consider an agenda item on Nov. 2, 2026, to set a public hearing on extending the town’s existing data center moratorium, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item, listed as item 128, titled “Set Public Hearing Data Center Moratorium Extension,” appears alongside a separate item to set a public hearing on zoning text amendments. Both items are accompanied by supporting documents posted to the town’s agenda center, according to the official record.
For Brunswick residents, the matter is procedural at this stage: the council is not voting on the moratorium extension itself at this meeting, but rather on whether to schedule a future public hearing where the extension could be discussed. The existing moratorium, referenced in the agenda item’s title, remains in effect pending any further council action, according to the agenda.
- Meeting date: Nov. 2, 2026
- Location: Brunswick, ME
- Agenda item 128: Set Public Hearing — Data Center Moratorium Extension
- Supporting document: “128. DATA CENTER MORATORIUM EXT..PDF”
- Related item 127: Set Public Hearing — Zoning Text Amendments
- Other agenda items include Committee Appointments (item 129) and a Consent Agenda
According to the published agenda, the council will take up the item during its Nov. 2 meeting. If the council votes to set a public hearing, a future date would be established for public comment specifically on the data center moratorium extension, per standard council procedure listed in the agenda.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to attend the Nov. 2 meeting can consult the full agenda and supporting documents posted by the Town of Brunswick. Those interested in commenting on the data center moratorium would have the opportunity to do so at any subsequently scheduled public hearing, according to the agenda process outlined.
Official source: the published record