Cedar Hill Data Center Moratorium

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)

Status
In effect
Expires
June 1, 2028
Applies to
Data center and cryptocurrency mining facility developers in Cedar Hill
Enforced by
Cedar Hill City Commission

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.

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

Legal 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.

Key facts

JurisdictionCedar Hill, TN
LevelCity / local
StrengthModerate
EnactedJune 1, 2026
CitationCedar Hill, Tenn., data center moratorium resolution (June 1, 2026; 2-year term)
Topicsdata-center siting and energy
News reportCedar Hill in Robertson County passes 2-year moratorium on data centers — NewsChannel 5 Nashville

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