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The Planning Commission discussed a potential data center projected to require approximately 500 megawatts of power, but took no approval action. Presenters said the project could create about 200 full-time jobs and 1,000–2,000 construction jobs, with completion projected for late 2028 if it moves forward.
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The discussion focused on how a potential data center could affect Troy’s electricity system, water supply, noise levels, traffic, emergency response, and nearby property. The facility would require major electrical upgrades and about 500 megawatts of power; presenters said the data center would pay infrastructure-related upgrade costs, while other costs could affect electric consumers. Any future proposal would undergo zoning, site-plan, engineering review, and additional public hearings, with possible annexation and rezoning if accepted.
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