The Harrisonville, Missouri Board of Aldermen is scheduled to consider a policy item regarding data center tax incentives at its meeting on Nov. 2, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk platform.
The agenda language states that the board “does not favor combined use of Chapter 100 Bond Financing Tax Incentives, related to Personal Property, with the Data Center Sales Tax Exemption Program local level sales and use tax exemption.” The agenda also references an item outlining “Chapter 100 Bond Financing Local Tax Incentives Policy and Guidelines.”
The matter is relevant to residents because it concerns how the city structures tax incentive programs that could apply to data center development, including property tax financing mechanisms and local sales tax exemptions.
- Meeting: Harrisonville Board of Aldermen
- Date: Nov. 2, 2026
- Type: Council Vote
- Topic: Chapter 100 Bond Financing Tax Incentives and Data Center Sales Tax Exemption Program policy
- Agenda position noted: Board does not favor combining the two incentive programs
- Agenda item includes Chapter 100 Bond Financing Local Tax Incentives Policy and Guidelines
According to the published agenda, the board is scheduled to take up this item as part of its regular meeting process on Nov. 2, 2026. The agenda does not specify additional procedural steps beyond the scheduled consideration of the policy and guidelines item.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment on the matter can attend the Board of Aldermen meeting on Nov. 2, 2026, or consult the full agenda and related documents through the city’s CivicClerk portal.
Official source: the published record