The Groton Town Board is scheduled to consider a resolution supporting the Town of Lansing regarding a proposed ban on data centers at its meeting on Nov. 10, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item appears under the heading “Support for Town of Lansing Regarding Ban on Data Centers,” as listed in the official meeting agenda posted by the Town of Groton. The same agenda also includes a separate item, “Employee Handbook,” which is marked as tabled.
For Groton residents, the matter is relevant because it involves the town board potentially taking an official position on data center development in a neighboring municipality. The published agenda does not provide additional detail on the scope, language, or rationale of the proposed resolution, nor does it describe the specifics of Lansing’s proposed ban.
- Meeting: Town of Groton Town Board
- Date: Nov. 10, 2026
- Location: Groton, NY
- Agenda item: Support for Town of Lansing Regarding Ban on Data Centers
- Additional agenda item: Employee Handbook — Tabled
- Source: Official agenda posted at towngrotonny.gov
According to the published agenda, the Town Board is scheduled to take up the resolution during the Nov. 10 meeting. No further procedural details, such as whether a vote will be held immediately or referred for additional review, are specified in the available agenda document.
Residents seeking to engage with this matter can attend the Nov. 10, 2026 Town Board meeting in Groton, NY. The full agenda is available on the Town of Groton’s official website for those wishing to review the complete list of items scheduled for discussion.
Official source: the published record