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Pickens County
Slightly Anti-Data Center Policies
Against data centersPro data centers
Alabama allows data centers to receive tax abatements, but limits some benefits for large facilities, including ending certain state abatements once centers of at least 100 megawatts operate. Centers using at least 150 megawatts must meet utility cost and customer-benefit criteria; city zoning and environmental permits may also apply.
Rating and summary from Alabama statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for Pickens County.
current law · County measureCompiles local laws governing Pickens County and its municipalities, covering county administration, courts, elections, taxation, public services, licensing, roads, schools, public safety, and alcoholic beverages, as well as local laws applying to municipalities of Pickens County.Pickens County Local Laws
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