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Possible Cloverleaf data center (Wrightstown)

Also called: Cloverleaf Wrightstown

Wrightstown leaders talked with Cloverleaf Infrastructure about a possible data center starting in January 2026. Cloverleaf said it could be similar in size to the first phase of Port Washington. No plan has been filed, the village has a 12-month pause, and most voters said no in an advisory vote.

✔ ConfirmedSourceLast checked: Oct 7, 2026

Where things stand: No formal plan has been filed and Cloverleaf has not bought land. The village paused data center planning for 12 months, and voters rejected data centers in an August 2026 advisory vote.

🕒 Latest update (Aug 11, 2026): In a non-binding vote, 85.8% of Wrightstown voters said no to village support for large data centers.

What we know

  • 📍 WhereWrightstown, Brown County
  • 🏢 CompanyCloverleaf Infrastructure

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What happened so far

  • Jan 2026
    Emails from public records show the village administrator began talking with Cloverleaf.
  • May 26, 2026
    Cloverleaf leaders attended a village listening session; many residents spoke against a data center.
  • July 2026
    The Village Board extended its pause (moratorium) on data center planning to 12 months.
  • Aug 11, 2026
    In a non-binding vote, 85.8% of Wrightstown voters said no to village support for large data centers.

Local votes and rules

🗳️ Public vote

Wrightstown voters said no, 1,033 to 151, when asked if the village should provide utilities and other public help for a large data center. The vote was advisory, so it does not legally bind the Village Board.

Aug 11, 2026

⏸️ Pause on new data centers

Wrightstown's Village Board paused data center planning in June 2026, then unanimously turned it into a one-year pause in July, ahead of the August vote by residents.

July 2026
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