The Brunswick Town Council is scheduled to consider setting a public hearing date on an extension of the town’s data center moratorium during its Nov. 2, 2026 meeting, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item, listed as item 128, is titled “Set Public Hearing Data Center Moratorium Extension” and is accompanied by a document named “128. DATA CENTER MORATORIUM EXT..PDF,” according to the agenda posted by the Town of Brunswick. The same meeting agenda also includes a separate item to set a public hearing on zoning text amendments, listed as item 127.
According to the published agenda, the matter pertains to extending an existing moratorium related to data centers in the town. The agenda does not specify the current terms of the moratorium, its original enactment date, or the proposed length of any extension.
Why it matters to residents: According to the agenda, the council’s action on Nov. 2 would set a date for a public hearing on the moratorium extension, rather than vote on the extension itself. The agenda also lists other business, including appointments to a town committee under item 129.
- Meeting date: Nov. 2, 2026
- Location: Brunswick, Maine
- Agenda item 128: Set Public Hearing — Data Center Moratorium Extension
- Agenda item 127: Set Public Hearing — Zoning Text Amendments
- Agenda item 129: Appointments Committee
- Source: Official agenda, Town of Brunswick
What happens next: According to the published agenda, the council is scheduled to vote on setting a public hearing date for the data center moratorium extension during the Nov. 2 meeting. The agenda does not include further details on when any resulting public hearing would be held or what the moratorium extension would entail.
Residents seeking to engage with this process can attend the Nov. 2, 2026 Town Council meeting in Brunswick, Maine, or review the full agenda and related documents posted by the Town of Brunswick at the town’s official website.
Official source: the published record