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Data Center Actions in Young County, Texas
Last verified: October 27, 2026 · 0 tracked projects · 2 tracked records
Overview
Texas Data Center Watch doesn't track a specific data center project in Young County yet. This page was added on Oct. 26, 2026, after the tracker's Oct. 26 update. It does track these records about data centers, newest first:
- Oct 24, 2026, news: Graham Leader: judge says Project Saltworks site grew from ~850 to ~2,500 acres; construction as early as November; tenant news expected near Thanksgiving. (Graham Leader)
- Oct 22, 2026, news: Olney Enterprise: judge said Oct 13 Stream withdrew abatement request; Graham hearing on Headwaters water/wastewater draft agreement Oct 29, 6 p.m. (Olney Enterprise)
Tracked projects
Texas Data Center Watch doesn't track a specific data center project in Young County yet. The records below cover local government actions.
Record timeline
| Date | Type | What happened | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 24, 2026 | News | Graham Leader: judge says Project Saltworks site grew from ~850 to ~2,500 acres; construction as early as November; tenant news expected near Thanksgiving. | Graham Leader |
| Oct 22, 2026 | News | Olney Enterprise: judge said Oct 13 Stream withdrew abatement request; Graham hearing on Headwaters water/wastewater draft agreement Oct 29, 6 p.m. | Olney Enterprise |
What's next
These dates come from the tracker.
- Oct. 29, 2026, 6 p.m.: The Olney Enterprise reports a Graham hearing on a Headwaters water/wastewater draft agreement (Olney Enterprise).
- Statewide permit pause: Under the Governor's Sept. 21 order halting permits sought by data centers (Governor's office), TCEQ sent its Oct. 19 compliance letter: it says permits for infrastructure directly supporting data centers are paused, pending applications are being screened, and claimed authorizations are suspended where possible (TCEQ letter). The Texas Tribune reported Oct. 20 that TCEQ says stormwater permits flagged by Public Citizen were suspended (Texas Tribune). On Oct. 21 TCEQ posted that its STEERS e-filing system for automatic authorizations is temporarily shut down so staff can check whether applications relate to data centers (TCEQ STEERS notice); the Texas Tribune reports a spokesman said applications must be physically provided (Texas Tribune, Oct. 21). The tracker doesn't show whether any project in Young County has a pending TCEQ permit.
Frequently asked questions
Where does this information come from? Every fact on this page comes from the sources linked in the record timeline, such as local government agendas and minutes, state agency documents and news reports. News reports are labeled as such.
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