Angelina County
Mixed Data Center Policies
Texas combines substantial, long-term sales-tax breaks for qualifying large data centers with grid-connection studies, fees, and infrastructure costs that can make projects slower and more expensive. Some large facilities may also face emergency power reductions or grid-stability requirements; the tax benefits have demanding eligibility conditions.
Rating and summary from Texas statewide as there are no scored current or future laws outside temporary restrictions for Angelina County.
current law · County measureSupports limited regulatory authority for rural counties over emerging technologies, including data centers and battery storage facilities.Angelina County Commissioners Court Resolution 010-26 (2026)
People behind it
- Kermit Kennedy
Introduced or seconded motions approving the consent agenda and multiple business-agenda measures.
- Tim Sprinkle
Seconded or introduced motions approving the consent agenda and multiple business-agenda measures.
- Kenneth Jeffrey
Introduced or seconded motions approving multiple business-agenda measures.
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- Tom Berry
Introduced or seconded motions approving multiple business-agenda measures.
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