Hogansville GA data center moratorium (extended through ~Oct 8, 2026)

Hogansville, GA (Troup County) — City Council Data Center Moratorium (Extended Through ~October 8, 2026)
Hogansville, GA · Hogansville, GA City Council, data center moratorium (adopted February 5, 2026; extended through ~October 8, 2026 per September 8, 2026 council vote)

Status
Expired
Expired
October 8, 2026
Applies to
Data center developers seeking approvals or permits in the City of Hogansville, GA
Enforced by
Hogansville City Council; City of Hogansville planning/zoning

Hogansville, Georgia (Troup County) City Council approved a 90-day data center moratorium on February 5, 2026, then extended it multiple times after rejecting proposed permanent ordinances. At the September 8, 2026 council meeting, the moratorium was extended 30 more days to approximately October 8, 2026. The council denied the permanent ordinance after public input and debate, then voted a 30-day extension to continue its review. Hogansville is a small city (~2,900 residents) in Troup County, in west-central Georgia near the Alabama border. Part of the broader Georgia data center moratorium wave.

Who is protected: Hogansville, GA residents from unrestricted data center development during the review period

Legal detail

Hogansville (Troup County, GA) City Council: 90-day data center moratorium adopted February 5, 2026. Proposed permanent ordinance rejected by council. Subsequent 30-day extension adopted, running through September 8, 2026. Council deliberating permanent data center development standards as of Aug 2026. Jurisdiction: City of Hogansville only (incorporated area); neighboring Troup County has separate zoning authority. No resolution number confirmed from available sources.

Key facts

JurisdictionHogansville, GA
LevelCity / local
EnactedFebruary 5, 2026
CitationHogansville, GA City Council, data center moratorium (adopted February 5, 2026; extended through ~October 8, 2026 per September 8, 2026 council vote)
Private right of actionNo, agency enforcement only
Topicsdata-center siting and energy
News reportHogansville approves 90-day moratorium for data centers — La Grange News

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