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Cedar Hill, TN Two-Year Moratorium on Data Centers and Cryptocurrency Mining Facilities

Cedar Hill, TN · Cedar Hill, Tenn., data center moratorium resolution (June 1, 2026; 2-year term)

Cedar Hill, Tennessee's city commission unanimously approved a resolution on June 1, 2026 imposing a two-year moratorium on data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities. The preemptive pause — no data centers are currently proposed in Cedar Hill — cites concerns about electrical infrastructure, water usage, wastewater capacity, transportation, emergency services, noise, and impacts on surrounding properties. Cedar Hill Mayor John Edwards said he acted after watching a fight over three proposed data centers in nearby Franklin, Kentucky.

Technical detail

Cedar Hill City Commission resolution (June 1, 2026) imposing a two-year moratorium on data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities; preemptive action prompted by activity in neighboring jurisdictions; cites infrastructure, water, wastewater, transportation, emergency-services, and noise concerns. Two-year term runs through approximately June 2028.

Who is protected: Cedar Hill residents and Robertson County residents in the rural community

Who must comply: Data center and cryptocurrency mining facility developers in Cedar Hill

Key facts

JurisdictionCedar Hill, TN
LevelCity / local
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthModerate protection
Effective date2026-06-01
Enacted2026-06-01
CitationCedar Hill, Tenn., data center moratorium resolution (June 1, 2026; 2-year term)
Enforced byCedar Hill City Commission
Topicsdata-center siting and energy
Last verified2026-06-16
Official sourceCedar Hill in Robertson County passes 2-year moratorium on data centers — NewsChannel 5 Nashville ↗

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