Montgomery County Data Center…Montgomery County Data Center DevelopmentCoverage from Louisiana Illuminator, Broadband Breakfast, and others
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Google’s planned data center near New Florence anchors a broader development story in Montgomery County, where a nearby Amazon project forms part of the same industrial-site context.
The proposals raise questions about land use, tax incentives, local revenue, jobs, and how residents participate in decisions. Energy policy and utility arrangements are also central: Google says it will pay for the power and directly related infrastructure its operations require, while describing plans for new generation capacity and air cooling to limit water use. The development’s public, regulatory, and legal response is part of the subject, though the available information does not establish the status or outcome of any litigation.
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Preserve Montgomery County filed a March lawsuit as residents in Missouri questioned transparency and approvals for Google Project Spade and a nearby Amazon data center.
6/22/2026 • Community & Local Opposition • General
Google announced a $15 billion data center project for Montgomery County, Missouri on May 22, 2026, supported by Ameren-backed new generation capacity and Senate Bill 4 compliance.
Preserve Montgomery County may continue its lawsuit against Montgomery County over Amazon and Google data centers near New Florence after Judge Cotton Walker denied most dismissal requests Friday.
Google announced a $15 billion New Florence, Missouri hyperscale data center investment, pairing advanced air cooling with more than 1 GW of generation contracting and workforce initiatives.
Amazon announced a 10 million Montgomery County, Missouri data center campus June 15 while opponents cite survey opposition and a Missouri Sunshine Law lawsuit scheduled for Aug. 3.
6/25/2026 • Community & Local Opposition • General
Residents in Montgomery County, Missouri, seek public records amid Google and Amazon data center construction near New Florence and Ameren Missouri planning for the Montgomery-Callaway Connector transmission project.
6/16/2026 • Community & Local Opposition • General
Residents organized at Montgomery City Public Library meetings in Montgomery County, Missouri, opposing AWS Project Green and Google Project Spade during 2020s construction along I-70.
6/14/2026 • Community & Local Opposition • General
Montgomery County, Missouri residents challenge approvals for Google Project Spade and AWS Project Green after lawsuit filings over Sunshine Law and well-water impacts.
5/26/2026 • Community & Local Opposition • General
Google announced a 15 billion dollar New Florence, Missouri data-center investment during a Montgomery County community celebration, linking major power procurement with air cooling and energy affordability plans.
Google and Montgomery County officials announced a $15 billion data center near New Florence, with a June 8 hearing scheduled for a planned 70% personal property tax abatement.
5/24/2026 • Project Finance & Incentives • General
Google announced a $15 billion Missouri data center near New Florence and sought a proposed 70% equipment property tax abatement as Montgomery County scheduled a June 8 hearing.
5/22/2026 • Project Finance & Incentives • General
Google announced a $15 billion New Florence, Missouri data center investment, describing power cost protections under Senate Bill 4 and capacity support with Ameren and Evergy.
5/20/2026 • Project Finance & Incentives • General
Google announced a $15 billion data center in Montgomery County, Missouri, next to an approved Amazon $35 billion facility, with Senate Bill 4 power-cost terms cited.
Google announced a 15 billion USD data center planned for Montgomery County, Missouri, adjacent to an already approved Amazon 35 billion USD site, under Senate Bill 4 cost responsibility.