Pembroke GA 180-day data center moratorium

Pembroke, GA — 180-Day Moratorium on Data Center Development While the City Writes Land-Use Rules (in effect October 2026)
Pembroke, GA · Pembroke, GA, 180-day data center moratorium (2026)

Status
In effect
Applies to
Data center developers in Pembroke, GA
Enforced by
City of Pembroke Mayor and Council; Planning Commission

Pembroke, Georgia has a 180-day moratorium on data center development while city staff, the city attorney and the Planning Commission write land-use rules. The review covers water and wastewater capacity, electricity demand, noise, lighting, public safety and effects on nearby property, and will separate large data centers from smaller technology infrastructure. The mayor said the pause was put in place before any proposal arrived, not in response to one.

Who is protected: Pembroke, GA residents

Legal detail

180-day moratorium on data center development; about 160 days remained as of WTOC's Oct. 8, 2026 report (citing Mayor Tiffany Zeigler's Facebook post). Review topics: water/wastewater capacity, electricity demand, noise, lighting, public safety, infrastructure, nearby properties; distinguish large-scale data centers from infrastructure supporting local businesses, communications providers and health care. Any ordinance changes go through public hearings; none scheduled. NOT ESTABLISHED: adoption date, vote, ordinance/resolution number, exact expiry.

Key facts

JurisdictionPembroke, GA
LevelCity / local
StrengthModerate
CitationPembroke, GA, 180-day data center moratorium (2026)
Private right of actionNo, agency enforcement only
Topicsdata-center siting and energy
News reportPembroke to review data center rules during 180-day moratorium — WTOC (Oct. 8, 2026)

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