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Mayor Sheets Issues Statement Regarding Data Ceneter

FRANKFORT, Ind. (February 4, 2026) – Mayor Judy Sheets on Monday established a series of strict requirements for the potential development of a new data center, emphasizing transparency and community engagement as the city anticipates a proposal from DataOne. The company has expressed renewed interest in locating a facility within Frankfort’s industrial park on land… Keep Reading

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Landfill Deal to Generate Over $60,000 in New Community Revenue in 2026

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (February 4, 2026) – A renegotiated contract with the Walnut Creek Landfill is set to deliver more than $60,000 in new revenue to Clinton County in 2026, providing a financial boost for local infrastructure and community service projects. The agreement, originally approved by the Clinton County Commissioners in 2024, increased the landfill’s… Keep Reading

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Rising Insurance Costs and Audit Reforms Lead Clinton County Commissioners Meeting

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (February 4, 2026) – The Clinton County Board of Commissioners moved forward with historical designation efforts and tightened financial oversight during their meeting on February 3, while receiving a glowing year-end report from the local Humane Society. Humane Society Reports Record Success The meeting was highlighted by a comprehensive 2025 year-end report… Keep Reading

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Commissioners Say ‘No’ to the Rezoning of Land for Data Center

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (January 20, 2026) – The Clinton County Commissioners voted unanimously to deny the rezoning of 714.55 acres for a data center during Tuesday’s Commissioners meeting. The vote took place after Liz Stitzel, director of the Area Plan Commission, provided the Commissioners with the ‘favorable’ recommendation from the January 6 Area Plan Commission.… Keep Reading

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Data Center Receives ‘Favorable’ Recommendation From APC, County Commissioners to Make Final Decision

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (January 7, 2026) — Local planning officials on Tuesday moved forward with a massive rezoning request that could pave the way for a multi-billion dollar data center campus, despite concerns from residents about the potential impact on the county’s rural character and natural resources. The Clinton County Area Plan Commission (APC) voted… Keep Reading

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County APC Rezoning Hearing for Proposed Data Center Set

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (December 16, 2025) – The Clinton County Area Plan Commission (APC) is preparing to hear comments on a proposed data center located just north of Conagra. The petitioner is Logistix / Logix Realty who pulled their original petition prior to the Clinton County Commissioners could vote on the APC recommendation in November.… Keep Reading

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Commissioners Approve New Weather Tech, Electronic Records Platform; Table Salary Survey

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (December 16, 2025) – The Board of Commissioners met Tuesday at the Frankfort Clinton County Municipal Airport, approving key technology contracts for emergency management and vital records, while deferring a decision on a proposed salary survey for further discussion with the County Council. Emergency Services Updates Commissioners approved a one-year, $5,400 contract… Keep Reading

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Clinton County Commissioners Table Data Center Vote, Split Over Last-Minute Data Center Site Visit

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (November 5, 2025) — Amid intense local opposition and a rapidly approaching legislative deadline, Clinton County commissioners are undertaking urgent efforts at due diligence concerning a massive proposed data center project, including a planned trip to an operational site in New Jersey. The controversy centers on the proposed rezoning of agricultural land… Keep Reading

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County Commissioners Delay Data Center Decision Amid Heated Public Scrutiny; Burn Ban Issued

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. (October 7, 2025) – County commissioners convened Monday, confirming that a highly controversial vote regarding a proposed data center development will be postponed until mid-November, despite significant public presence at the meeting. Commissioners stated they need additional time to complete individual research and fact-finding regarding the proposal as well as not all… Keep Reading

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