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Hermantown Council Set to Hear Google Project, Data Center Agreement Updates Oct. 19

The Hermantown City Council is scheduled to hear presentations on a Google project and a data center development agreement during its meeting on Oct. 19, 2026, according to the published agenda.

The agenda, posted through the city’s CivicClerk portal, lists the items under a Presentations section that includes three separate briefings for council members. The first is a Google Project Update to be delivered by Google representatives. The second is a Data Center Development Agreement Update to be presented by Chad Ronchetti, the city’s Economic Development Director. A third presentation on Non-General Fund Budgets is also scheduled, to be given by Kevin Orme, Director of Finance.

For Hermantown residents, the agenda items matter because they concern ongoing development activity involving Google and a data center project within city limits, along with a separate briefing on city finance matters. The agenda does not specify the content of the presentations beyond the listed titles and presenters.

According to the agenda, correspondence items numbered 26-690 through 26-709 are also set to be placed on file as part of the meeting’s business.

  • Meeting: Hermantown City Council, Oct. 19, 2026
  • Agenda Item 7A: Google Project Update — Google Representative(s)
  • Agenda Item 7B: Data Center Development Agreement Update — Chad Ronchetti, Economic Development Director
  • Agenda Item 7C: Non-General Fund Budgets Presentation — Kevin Orme, Director of Finance
  • Correspondence 26-690 through 26-709 scheduled to be placed on file

The presentations are scheduled to occur during the regular council meeting on Oct. 19, 2026, as outlined in the published agenda. No further details on council action following the presentations are included in the agenda record reviewed.

Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment can attend the Oct. 19 meeting in Hermantown or consult the full agenda and meeting materials through the city’s CivicClerk portal.

Official source: the published record

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