The Pima County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider Resolution No. 2026-56, which would implement a moratorium on data center development, at its meeting on Sept. 22, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the county’s Legistar system.
The resolution appears under the County Administrator section of the agenda, alongside a separate agenda item regarding the County Administrator Hiring Process for District 3. The agenda lists an attachment titled “CA_ResoMoratoriu” associated with the moratorium resolution.
For residents, the matter is significant because a moratorium would pause new data center development within the county while the resolution is in effect, according to the agenda listing. The published agenda does not specify the duration of the proposed moratorium, the geographic scope within the county, or the stated rationale behind the resolution.
- Meeting: Pima County Board of Supervisors, Sept. 22, 2026
- Agenda Item 18: Resolution No. 2026-56, moratorium on data center development
- Listed under: County Administrator section of the agenda
- Attachment referenced: CA_ResoMoratoriu
- Also on agenda: Action regarding County Administrator Hiring Process (District 3)
The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to take up the resolution as part of its regular meeting agenda on Sept. 22. As with other agenda items, the board may vote to adopt, amend, or take other action on the resolution during the session, according to standard Legistar meeting procedures.
Residents may attend the Sept. 22 Board of Supervisors meeting in person or review the full agenda and attachments through the Pima County Legistar portal. The published agenda includes the meeting detail link where the public can find further information on the moratorium resolution and other items scheduled for consideration.
Official source: the published record