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NVBEX Staff
9 Jul 2026

Clark County Next to Consider Data Center Restrictions

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is set to discuss potential guidelines regarding future data center developments. This comes after the Zoning Commission approved land-use...

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NVBEX Staff
21 Jun 2026

Henderson City Council to Consider Data Center Moratorium

The City of Henderson is the latest jurisdiction in Nevada to consider a data center moratorium. This follows a trend in which cities have paused...

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Local News
NVBEX Staff
8 Jun 2026

Reno Moves to Extend Data Center Moratorium Through August 2027

The Reno City Council has approved an extension of its data center moratorium until Aug. 31, 2027. If the City Code is updated, the moratorium...

The Keystone Data Center under construction, located at 265 Keystone Ave in Reno, Nevada, which could be affected by the data center moratorium proposed.
Local News
NVBEX Staff
27 Sep 2025

City of Sparks Exploring Data Center Regulations

The Sparks City Council will likely approve a moratorium on data centers during its next meeting to explore new regulations to implement. Council unanimously voted...

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