Memphis Council Set to Revisit Data Center Vote After Protests
The Memphis City Council is scheduled to revisit a vote regarding a data center in response to recent protests.
Memphis, TN, October 20, 2026 —
The Memphis City Council is scheduled to revisit a vote concerning a data center following recent protests, according to the available information. The council’s planned reconsideration is the central development, but details about the vote and the project have not been provided.
The timing of the reconsideration is not specified. The information also does not say what the earlier vote concerned, how council members voted, or what action they may consider when the matter returns. It does not identify the data center’s developer or proposed location, or describe the project’s size or scope.
The protests are cited as the reason for revisiting the vote, but their dates, locations, organizers and specific concerns are not included in the summary. No statements from protesters, council members or project representatives were provided.
As a result, the available account establishes that the council is scheduled to take up the matter again after protests, but it does not clarify the next meeting date or the possible outcome. Further details about the council’s agenda, the original vote and the issues raised by protesters are not available in the information provided.
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