The Muskegon, Mich. City Commission is scheduled to hold a worksession on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, where officials are scheduled to consider a discussion item on data center regulation options, according to the published agenda posted through the city’s CivicClerk system.
The agenda item, listed under the Economic Development category, is titled “Data Center Discussion – Regulation Options.” It appears alongside other economic development items on the same agenda, including a grocery market analysis and needs assessment update and an Art Festival update from the City Manager’s Office, according to the published agenda.
This matters to residents because worksessions are where city commissioners review and discuss policy options before any formal votes are taken at regular meetings. The inclusion of a data center regulation item indicates the city is examining how such facilities could be addressed through local zoning or regulatory policy, according to the agenda document.
- Meeting type: City Commission Worksession
- Date: Monday, Nov. 9, 2026
- Location: Muskegon, Michigan
- Relevant agenda item: “Data Center Discussion – Regulation Options” (Economic Development)
- Other agenda items: Grocery Market Analysis and Needs Assessment Results; Art Festival Update
- Agenda includes a public comment period and adjournment, per the published document
According to the agenda, the meeting includes a designated public comment period before adjournment. The document also references the city’s American Disability Act policy for access to open meetings, indicating accommodations are addressed for attendees.
No formal action or vote on data center regulations is listed on the agenda; the item is identified as a discussion topic under the worksession format, according to the published record.
Residents interested in the data center regulation discussion or other economic development items on the agenda can attend the Nov. 9 worksession in person and participate during the public comment period, as outlined in the official agenda posted by the city.
Official source: the published record