Camden Commissioners: Data Center Moratorium Hearing — Aug. 3, 2026
Meeting details, official resources and questions to follow for Camden County's Aug. 3 data-center moratorium hearing.
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CAMDEN, N.C. — The Camden County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to hold a legislative hearing on a proposed data-center moratorium Monday, Aug. 3, 2026.
Meeting details
- Date: Monday, Aug. 3, 2026
- Time: 7 p.m.
- Location: Camden Public Library boardroom, 118 N.C. Highway 343 North, Camden
- Public body: Camden County Board of Commissioners
Meeting details can change. Confirm the agenda and any supporting packet with Camden County before attending.
Official resources
- Camden County Agenda Center
- 2026 Board of Commissioners meeting schedule
- County Commissioners information and contacts
What to follow
The county has prepared a draft proposing a 12-month pause covering data centers, cryptocurrency mining, data-processing facilities and associated uses. A draft does not establish how commissioners will vote; the board may amend, defer or reject the proposal.
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