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Warren County
Slightly Pro-Data Center Policies
Against data centersPro data centers
Tennessee rules can limit how much utilities and municipalities absorb data-center-specific infrastructure costs, while allowing certain cost allocations and independent power. Qualifying large projects that meet investment and job requirements can receive equipment tax breaks and a reduced electricity tax.
Rating and summary from Tennessee statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for Warren County.
current law · County measureWarren County Resolution 9 establishes a 12-month moratorium on new high-capacity computing facilities, including AI data centers, large cryptocurrency-mining operations, and similar facilities.Warren County, Tennessee Resolution 9 (2026)
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