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3 data center projects in Unincorporated Juab County

Who decides here: the Juab County Commissioners decides on zoning for land outside city and town limits.

In Unincorporated Juab County

Approved, not built yet

Nebo North data center campus near Mona (Project Nebo)

Unincorporated Juab County, Juab County

361 acres

🕒 Sept 8, 2026: Residents spoke against the project at the Juab County Commission meeting.

Approved, not built yet

DCPC data center north of Mona

Unincorporated Juab County, Juab County

🕒 Nov 19, 2025: Planning Commission approved two more permits so the buildings could cross onto adjacent…

Proposed

Proposed data center in south Dog Valley, west of Nephi

Unincorporated Juab County, Juab County

🕒 Nov 19, 2025: Juab County Planning Commission voted 3-2 to recommend rezoning farmland to industrial f…

Local votes and rules

✅ Approved · Juab County

The county planning commission approved a conditional use permit for Nebo North LLC ('Project Nebo') to build a data center campus of about 3 million sq ft on county land just outside Mona. The public hearing lasted about four minutes and no residents came. Neighbors only learned of it months later. In September 2026 more than 100 residents protested at a county commission meeting; the commission chair said undoing the permit could bring costly lawsuits.

April 15, 2026Source
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What you can do

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⚡ Your electric company

Depending on where you live in Unincorporated Juab County: Pacificorp (company) or Mt Wheeler Power, Inc. (co-op (owned by its members)).

Big data centers need a lot of power. Who pays for new power lines depends on state rules. See the rules in Utah.

🙋 Open tasks here

  • Where will the water come from?
  • When will the site plan go before the county?
  • Which company will use the data centers?
  • How many megawatts will it use?
  • When will construction start?
  • Did the Juab County Commission approve the rezoning?
  • How big will the data center be, and who will use it?

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