Dodge County, WI Advisory Resolution Supporting a Data Center Moratorium (Non-Binding)

The Dodge County, Wisconsin board voted 29-2 in mid-June 2026 for a resolution about a data center moratorium — but the vote was advisory only. No moratorium is actually in effect: the county administrator publicly corrected press reports that had described the vote as enacting one. The resolution signals board sentiment and could precede a binding measure.

Technical detail

Dodge County (WI) Board of Supervisors advisory resolution, mid-June 2026, adopted 29-2, expressing support regarding a data center moratorium. NON-BINDING: per the county administrator's public clarification (Daily Dodge), the vote did not enact a moratorium and no application pause is in force. Indexed as proposed (sentiment/advisory stage). Exact meeting date not confirmed — last_action_date 2026-06-15 is approximate (press places the vote in mid-June 2026); confirm against county board minutes.

Who is protected: Dodge County, WI residents (prospectively — no binding protection yet)

Who must comply: No one yet — advisory only; data center developers would be affected only if a binding moratorium follows

Key facts

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