Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, July 22 @ 6:30 PM — AI Data Center Town Hall for Bastrop. Hampton Inn & Suites, organized by LIVtx.org, with Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller to speak.
Cedar Creek now has multiple data center projects moving through the approval process — EdgeConneX's approved and proposed buildings, and a newly filed application from Pacifico Cedar Creek LLC. It's a growing concern for residents, and there's a lot still unanswered.
Pacifico's June 24 application, filed with the Texas Comptroller, proposes a project at 382 Earl Callahan Road pairing a data center campus with a natural gas-fired power facility on roughly 2,842 acres — nearly twice the combined footprint of EdgeConneX's Cedar Creek campuses.
Remember — you can't win if you don't play. Download our printable info and question packet to bring to the meeting. Stay informed.
Our Mission Statement
We are here to find the facts so residents can make their own informed decisions. It is not a campaign to stop the project. It is an effort to make sure the community isn't asked to accept "trust us" as a substitute for a straight answer.
Cedar Creek Data Center: Current Information
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Key Concerns
⚡ Energy — Large-load interconnection requests are straining Texas grid planning statewide.
💧 Water — Cooling systems draw heavily on shared, finite groundwater sources during an active drought.
♻️ E-Waste — Frequent hardware turnover generates ongoing electronic waste with no clear local disposal plan.
🔊 Noise — Continuous cooling and generator operation can affect nearby residents around the clock.
📊 Water Reporting Gap — Most Texas data center operators have not responded to the state's own water-use survey. See FAQ.