Gage County chooses one-year time frame to set data center regulations

The Gage County Board opts for a 12 month moratorium on data center permits

September 16, 2026Updated: September 16, 2026

By Doug Kennedy

Gage County chooses one-year time frame to set data center regulations

Several in attendance at Gage County Board's vote on moratorium

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