North Huntingdon Township supervisors in Pennsylvania are scheduled to discuss a proposed Data Center Ordinance at a public meeting on Nov. 12, 2026, according to the official agenda published by the township.
The agenda lists the proposed ordinance as item five, with accompanying documents referenced but not detailed in the published materials. The listing indicates the township is addressing regulations specific to data center development, a matter that could affect zoning and land-use rules within the township.
For residents, the agenda item signals that local officials are formally considering a regulatory framework for data centers, a type of development that can involve large-scale construction, infrastructure demands, and land-use changes in a community.
- Meeting date: Nov. 12, 2026
- Location: North Huntingdon Township, Pennsylvania
- Agenda item 5: “Proposed Data Center Ordinance”
- Supporting documents referenced on the agenda, though specific content was not detailed in the published excerpt
According to the published agenda, the matter is scheduled to be taken up during the Nov. 12 meeting. No vote outcome, timeline for adoption, or further procedural detail is included in the available agenda excerpt.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment on the proposed ordinance can attend the Nov. 12, 2026 meeting in person. The full agenda and any related documents are available through the township’s official CivicPlus agenda portal.
Official source: the published record