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The Data Center Divide

Bryan County

This restriction takes precedence while in effect. The rating below excludes temporary restrictions.

Slightly Anti-Data Center Policies

Bryan County has enacted a 365-day pause on data-center development, permitting, and construction, delaying new projects and expansions; the description does not say existing centers must stop operating.

Rating from Oklahoma statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for Bryan County.

Specific to Bryan County only.

current law · County measure
Temporarily halts the development, permitting, and construction of data centers in Bryan County, Oklahoma.Bryan County Resolution #2026-2027/016 (2026)

What this means

The measure pauses data-center development, permitting, and construction in Bryan County for 365 days, creating a major delay for new projects and expansions (365-day moratorium). It does not say that existing data centers must stop operating, but the year-long pause makes development substantially harder.

Timing

Ends
365 days as of 2026-09-30

The moratorium may be extended, amended, or terminated earlier by further action of the board of commissioners.

People behind it

  • Bryan County commissioner who made the motion to adopt Resolution #2026-2027/016 establishing the temporary moratorium.

  • Bryan County commissioner who seconded the motion to adopt Resolution #2026-2027/016.

  • County governing body that approved and adopted the temporary moratorium.

Restrictions & requirementsHide restrictions & requirements1

  • A temporary moratorium prohibits the development, permitting, and construction of data centers in Bryan County for 365 days beginning September 30, 2026, unless the Board of County Commissioners extends, amends, or terminates it earlier.

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