The Crandall City Council is scheduled to discuss a proposed small data center during its meeting on Nov. 9, 2026, according to the published agenda. The item concerns a developer’s interest in building the facility on four acres of Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative (TVEC) property along FM 741, just outside city limits.
According to the agenda, because the property lies outside Crandall’s city limits, the city’s involvement in the project would be limited to platting. The agenda also references a timeline of February 2027 in connection with the item, though further detail on that date is not specified in the posted materials.
The discussion matters to residents because it marks an early step in a potential data center development near the city, even though the site itself falls outside municipal jurisdiction. The agenda indicates the council’s role would be administrative, tied to the platting process rather than zoning or permitting authority over the facility itself.
- Meeting date: Nov. 9, 2026
- Location: Crandall, TX
- Agenda item: Data Center Development discussion
- Proposed site: Four acres on TVEC property along FM 741
- City jurisdiction: Property is outside city limits; city role limited to platting
- Referenced timeline: February 2027
According to the published agenda, the item is scheduled for discussion as part of the Nov. 9, 2026 council meeting. No vote outcome or further city action has been specified in the posted agenda materials.
Residents interested in the proposal can attend the Nov. 9, 2026 council meeting in Crandall or review the full agenda posted online for additional details and any opportunity for public comment.
Official source: the published record