The Town of Brunswick is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Nov. 16, 2026, to consider an extension of its moratorium on data center projects, according to the published agenda.
The hearing is listed as item 131 on the town’s agenda for that meeting. The matter concerns whether to extend an existing pause on new data center development in Brunswick, according to the agenda record.
This item matters to residents because a data center moratorium affects whether and how such facilities can be proposed or developed within town limits while local officials evaluate the issue, according to the published agenda.
- Meeting date: Nov. 16, 2026
- Location: Brunswick, Maine
- Agenda item: 131, Public Hearing — Data Center Moratorium Extension
- Meeting type: Public Meeting with public hearing component
- Source: Town of Brunswick official agenda, posted to brunswickme.gov
According to the agenda, the item is attached to a documents section, though specific supporting materials were not detailed in the available record. The agenda does not specify further particulars of the moratorium’s current terms or the proposed extension length.
The town board is scheduled to consider the moratorium extension during the Nov. 16 meeting, according to the published agenda. No vote outcome or decision has occurred as of this report.
Residents wishing to engage with this matter can attend the Nov. 16, 2026 meeting in person or review the full agenda and any associated documents through the Town of Brunswick’s AgendaCenter page online. Public comment is associated with the hearing format, according to the agenda listing.
Official source: the published record