The Columbia, Tennessee, City Council is scheduled to consider a meeting agenda on Sept. 10, 2026, that pairs data-center-related terminology with a contract line item valued at $11,615,452.19, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal.
The agenda item is listed among the materials for the Sept. 10 meeting, but the published record reviewed does not specify the scope of work, the vendor, or the funding source associated with the contract figure. According to the agenda, the data-center language and the dollar amount appear together within the same document.
For residents, the item matters because it represents a contract of significant size — more than $11.6 million — appearing on a public meeting agenda tied to data-center terminology, a topic that can affect local infrastructure, land use, and municipal budgets. No further detail on the nature or purpose of the contract is included in the agenda record reviewed.
- Meeting date: Sept. 10, 2026
- Contract amount listed: $11,615,452.19
- Agenda source: Columbia, TN CivicClerk portal
- Subject pairing: data-center terminology and contract language
According to the published agenda, the item is scheduled to come before the City Council at the Sept. 10 meeting. The agenda does not indicate whether the item is slated for a vote, discussion only, or referral to committee. No additional supporting documents beyond the agenda file were reviewed for this report.
Residents seeking more information can view the full agenda through the city’s CivicClerk portal and may attend the Sept. 10 council meeting in person to observe proceedings or participate during any public comment period allowed under standard council procedure.
Official source: the published record
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