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Missoula County Board to Hear Data Center Study Briefing Nov. 9

The Missoula County Board of County Commissioners is scheduled to consider a briefing on a Data Center Study during its Lands & Communities Update meeting on Nov. 9, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the county’s CivicClerk portal.

The agenda item matters to residents because it places the Data Center Study briefing alongside other financial and land-use items the board is scheduled to review the same morning, including an impact fees financial report and a floodplain map appeals period update, according to the published agenda.

  • Meeting: BCC Lands & Communities Update, Missoula County
  • Date: Nov. 9, 2026
  • 9:30–9:50 a.m.: Public Meeting Briefings — Data Center Study, presented by the Data Center Team (20 minutes), according to the agenda
  • 9:50–10:20 a.m.: Presentation Items — Impact Fees Financial Report, presented by Karen Hughes (15 minutes), according to the agenda
  • 9:50–10:20 a.m.: Presentation Items — Floodplain Map Appeals Period update, according to the agenda
  • Agenda sections also list placeholders for Action Items and Discussion Items, per the posted document

According to the published agenda, the Data Center Study briefing is listed under Public Meeting Briefings, a category the county uses for informational updates to the board. The agenda does not indicate any vote or action associated with this briefing item.

The meeting is scheduled to proceed as outlined in the agenda obtained from the Missoula County CivicClerk system. Residents seeking further detail on the Data Center Study or other listed items can review the full agenda and accompanying materials through the county’s CivicClerk portal.

Residents who wish to engage with the board on this item may attend the Nov. 9, 2026 meeting in person or follow the proceedings through the channels Missoula County provides for public meetings, as listed on the official agenda posting.

Official source: the published record

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