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North Huntingdon Township Board Set to Consider Data Center Ordinance Nov. 12

The North Huntingdon Township Board is scheduled to consider a proposed data center ordinance at its meeting on Nov. 12, 2026, according to the published agenda.

The agenda, posted by North Huntingdon Township, Pennsylvania, lists the “Proposed Data Center Ordinance” as item 5, with an accompanying document titled “PROPOSED DATA CENTER ORDINANCE.PDF.” The matter is among several items before the board that day, including an LSA grant application, upcoming board vacancies, and discussion of Act 21 of 2026, which concerns cost-of-living adjustments for retired municipal police officers.

For residents, the ordinance item is significant because it represents a formal step by township officials toward establishing local regulations governing data center development. The published agenda does not include additional detail on the ordinance’s specific provisions beyond its title and the linked document.

  • Meeting date: Nov. 12, 2026
  • Location: North Huntingdon Township, Pennsylvania
  • Agenda item 5: Proposed Data Center Ordinance
  • Other agenda items: LSA Grant Application, Upcoming Board Vacancies, Act 21 of 2026 COLA for retired municipal police officers
  • Source: Official agenda published by North Huntingdon Township

According to the agenda, the board is scheduled to take up the proposed ordinance as part of its regular meeting process on Nov. 12, 2026. The agenda does not indicate the outcome of any vote or discussion, as the meeting has not yet occurred as of this report.

Residents seeking more information or wishing to participate can review the full agenda and supporting documents, including the proposed ordinance text, through the township’s official agenda posting. Members of the public may attend the Nov. 12, 2026 meeting in person to observe or comment, consistent with the township’s standard public meeting procedures.

Official source: the published record

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