The Clarksville Connected Utilities board, serving Clarksville, Arkansas, met on July 27, 2026, and reviewed a Serverfarm Energy Services Agreement (ESA) tied to a local data center project, according to the published agenda and meeting record.
The item matters to residents because it concerns the ownership and operation structure of a data center facility connected to the utility’s service area, a facility the agenda material describes as being placed under long-term third-party management. General Manager Eric Heinrichs presented information to the board indicating that Serverfarm is the company that will ultimately own, operate, and maintain the facility referred to in the record as the Data Center.
The same meeting agenda lists a figure of $19,813,602 alongside the Serverfarm ESA Agreement item, though the published extract does not specify the purpose or allocation tied to that amount. A separate agenda item noted that customer comments were positive, with a presentation from speaker Debra Hobbs; that item was accepted as information by the board, per the record.
- Meeting date: July 27, 2026, Clarksville Connected Utilities board
- Agenda item: Serverfarm ESA Agreement, presented by GM Eric Heinrichs
- Per the record, Serverfarm is identified as the entity to own, operate, and maintain the Data Center
- Budget figure listed in the agenda: $19,813,602
- Separate item: customer comments presentation by Debra Hobbs, accepted as information
The published agenda does not detail any board vote or formal action taken on the Serverfarm ESA Agreement beyond the general manager’s presentation. Residents seeking further detail on the agreement’s terms or any subsequent board action can consult the full agenda and any accompanying minutes published by Clarksville Connected Utilities.
Official source: the published record