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1 data center project we know about. 52 towns, boroughs and townships.

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Projects

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Muncy data center (Muncy Township)

Muncy Township, Lycoming County

🕒 Sept 26, 2026: Reports on the 'Danko Data Center' application say the plans include water storage tanks…

Local votes and rules

⚖️ Court case · Muncy Township

An environmental group, local residents, and Muncy Township itself filed an appeal in Commonwealth Court against the automatic approval of the Muncy data center. They argue the approval violates residents' rights under the state constitution.

Sept 25, 2026Source

🗺️ Zoning change · Old Lycoming Township

Old Lycoming Township put a proposed zoning change on data centers and building height on its July 14, 2026 meeting agenda.

July 14, 2026Source

✅ Approved · Muncy Township

The developer said its Muncy data center plan was automatically approved because the township did not hold a hearing within 60 days, as state law requires. The township disputes this and says the developer skipped a required first step.

July 2026Source

⏸️ Pause on new data centers · Woodward Township

Woodward Township supervisors started their own curative amendment, which works like a pause of up to 180 days while the township writes data center rules. Data centers are not mentioned in the current zoning code.

June 2026Source

⏸️ Pause on new data centers · Muncy Township

Muncy Township put a pause of up to nine months on data centers because it had no zoning rules for them. The township will not process data center permits or plans until rules are adopted or the pause ends.

May 1, 2026Source

📌 Other · Lycoming County

Lycoming County started a curative amendment for data centers in the towns that use county zoning. This legal step gives towns up to 180 days to write data center rules while blocking competing challenges from landowners. About 20 communities had joined it by June 2026.

2026Source

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In Pennsylvania, your township, borough or city usually decides where data centers can go.