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Oregon HB 4084 — Temporary Suspension of Data Center Property-Tax Exemption

Oregon · Oregon HB 4084 (2026 Leg. Session, eff. June 5, 2026)

Oregon House Bill 4084, effective June 5, 2026, temporarily suspends the state's property-tax exemption for qualifying data centers — a program that had offered facilities up to 15 years of tax relief to attract investment. The suspension halts new applications while the legislature evaluates whether the incentive is still in the public interest given rapid data center growth and grid strain concerns.

Technical detail

HB 4084 suspends Oregon's data center property-tax exemption program (ORS ch. 285C) for new applicants effective June 5, 2026, pending legislative review of program benefits vs. costs; existing approved exemptions are grandfathered.

Who is protected: Oregon taxpayers and utility ratepayers

Who must comply: Data center developers seeking new Oregon property-tax exemption certificates

Key facts

JurisdictionOregon
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2026-06-05
Enacted2026-06-05
CitationOregon HB 4084 (2026 Leg. Session, eff. June 5, 2026)
Enforced byOregon Business Development Department / Oregon Department of Revenue
Topicsdata-center siting and energy
Last verified2026-06-22
Official sourceOregon Suspends Data Center Property Tax Exemption — Davis Wright Tremaine AI Law Advisor ↗

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