The Piquaoh City Commission is scheduled to consider a proposed amendment to the city charter addressing data centers and cryptocurrency mining operations at its meeting on October 6, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda, posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal, includes a measure to add a new Charter Section 138 under the existing Miscellaneous Provisions. The text of the proposed section, titled “Data Centers and Cryptocurrency Mining,” is listed in the official agenda document, though the full language of the provision was not included in the excerpt reviewed.
Also on the agenda is Resolution No. R-101-26, a previously tabled measure that would authorize the City Manager to enter into an agreement with an entity identified in the agenda as “Online Info.” According to the published agenda, this resolution remains in tabled status heading into the meeting.
The inclusion of a dedicated charter section on data centers and cryptocurrency mining signals that the commission is addressing regulatory or policy questions specific to these industries, which can involve significant land use, water, and electricity demands in host communities. The agenda does not specify additional details about the scope or requirements of the proposed Section 138.
- Meeting type: City Commission Meeting (Council Vote)
- Date: October 6, 2026
- Location: Piquaoh
- Key agenda item: Proposed Charter Section 138 on Data Centers and Cryptocurrency Mining
- Also listed: Resolution No. R-101-26 (Tabled), regarding a City Manager agreement with Online Info
- Source: Official CivicClerk meeting agenda
The matter is scheduled for consideration during the October 6 Commission meeting. According to the published agenda, Resolution No. R-101-26 remains tabled and its status at the meeting was not further detailed in the available record.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment on the proposed charter amendment or the tabled resolution can attend the October 6 meeting in Piquaoh or consult the full agenda document available through the city’s CivicClerk portal.
Official source: the published record