The Camden County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to consider a data center item at its meeting on Nov. 17, 2026, in Woodbine, Georgia, according to the published agenda.
The agenda lists the matter among items for commissioners to take up, with the data center topic appearing multiple times in the posted agenda language, according to the official record.
The item comes after residents who attended earlier informational sessions described those presentations as overwhelmingly pro-data center and one-sided, according to accounts included in the official record. At those sessions, residents said a large picture was shown depicting a list of schools and how close they were to the proposed data center, described in the record as “mega scale,” according to the official record.
- Meeting date: Nov. 17, 2026
- Location: Woodbine, Georgia
- Agenda body: Camden County Board of Commissioners
- Item type: Council vote, according to the posted agenda
- Agenda language references “data center,” “Data center,” and “Data Center” multiple times
- Prior briefings described by attending residents as one-sided and pro-data center, according to the official record
- Residents cited a presentation showing proximity of area schools to the proposed data center site, according to the official record
The item is scheduled for consideration at the Nov. 17 meeting of the Camden County Board of Commissioners, according to the published agenda. The full agenda is available through the Camden County government’s online AgendaCenter.
Residents who wish to engage with the process can attend the Nov. 17 meeting in person or review the full agenda ahead of time through the county’s published materials, according to the official record.
Official source: the published record