The Data Center Divide
A policy snapshot ahead of the 2026 midterms. Mapping data center incentives, restrictions, and bans through legislation, regulations, and executive actions across all 50 states and 1,462 local jurisdictions.
Greene County
Neutral Data Center Policies
Greene County’s listed industrial development authority and general tax provisions do not specify data-center incentives, restrictions, or operating rules, so their practical effect on such projects is unclear.
current law · County measureCompiles Alabama local laws and constitutional amendments governing Greene County, covering county administration, courts, elections, taxation, education, public services, alcohol, racing, and other matters, including county commissions and municipal laws.Alabama Code Title 45, Chapter 32 — Greene County
What this means
The document lists an industrial development authority and general tax provisions, but no data-center-specific incentives, restrictions, or operating rules. So it shows no meaningful net effect on data center projects.
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An industrial development authority was established under Act 79-742, providing a county-level mechanism for supporting industrial development projects.
Constitutional Amendment 188 authorizes Greene County to enter into commerce, allowing the county to participate in economic-development activities.
Act 87-432 authorizes the county commission to maintain private property, which can support infrastructure-related work on privately owned sites.
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