09/08/2026
URGENT — Community advocates are urging Raleigh residents to show up at tonight’s Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session, Tuesday, September 8, and demand a moratorium on data center development in Raleigh.
We previously broke the story that Radius DC was proposing a 100,000-square-foot data center at 3101 Jones Sausage Road in Southeast Raleigh, which was scheduled to come before City Council on August 18.
Following strong opposition from our community, the developer withdrew its annexation plans — though it says it still wants to move forward with the project.
Meanwhile, other Triangle communities are taking action. Apex and Holly Springs have approved pauses of up to 12 months, Durham County enacted a nine-month pause, and just last week, Cary City Council unanimously approved an 18-month pause after residents showed up and voiced their concerns.
Raleigh has yet to adopt a data-center pause.
📢 Raleigh City Council — Public Comment Session
📅 September 8, starting at 6 pm
📍 City Council Chamber, Room 201
📍 222 W Hargett Street, Downtown Raleigh