Marion County, Oregon

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Facilities

No data centers on the public record yet in Marion County, Oregon. That means none on record, not necessarily none in operation. This record is built from public sources and records requests, and it is far from complete outside the jurisdictions ComputeCompute has fully surveyed.

On the record nearby Oregon has 45 facilities on record across 5 countys. Nearby countys on record: Washington (12) · Morrow (7) · Wasco (6) · Umatilla (5) · Crook (2).

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In the press

Coverage naming Marion County or a jurisdiction within it.

Aug 27 Verrus must get archeological clearance to proceed with Mill Creek data center
Salem Reporter ($)
City of Salem, OR
Aug 21 Gov. Tina Kotek to back 2027 bill on Oregon data center approach
Statesman Journalalso carried by 1 other outlet
OregonCity of Salem, OR
Aug 15 SEDCOR chose Verrus over multiple companies eyeing Salem for data center buildouts
Salem Reporter ($)
City of Salem, OR
Aug 13 City of Woodburn calls on consulting firm to prep for data center proposals
Woodburn Independent
City of Woodburn, OR
Aug 11 Big Contribution From Electrical Workers Puts Kotek in a Difficult Spot
wweek.com
OregonCity of Salem, ORCity of The Dalles, OR
Aug 10 Build more guillotines
freethoughtblogs.com
City of Salem, OROregon
Aug 7 Democratic lawmakers propose three-year moratorium on new large data centers in Oregon
The Spokesman-Review ($)also carried by 2 other outlets
OregonCity of Hillsboro, ORWashington County, OR
Aug 7 Protesters haul a guillotine to city council meeting about a potential AI data center, company rep cornered by protestors — ‘ it no longer felt safe to stay,’ developer escorted out by police
Tom's Hardware
City of Salem, OROregon

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