Floyd County, Georgia: moratoria and siting rules

Status of all 4 local governments in Floyd County (the county and its cities) on moratoria and siting rules for data centers, battery storage, solar and wind.

Data last changed (02:41 UTC) · page regenerated daily, last on

0
with a moratorium in force or adopted
1
with a moratorium pending or proposed
0
upcoming hearings and votes
2
of 4 governments monitored

Map

City of Cave Spring: no moratorium knownCity of Rome: Proposed; no vote outcome seenFloyd County: Ended
  • Moratorium in force or adopted
  • Vote pending or proposed
  • Ended
  • None known

Townships/towns with cities and villages drawn on top. Boundaries: Census TIGER/Line 2025.

Upcoming votes and hearings

No upcoming hearing or vote detected in the 2 governments we monitor here.

Every government in Floyd County

GovernmentMoratorium statusLatest or next itemSources monitored
Floyd County Ended
Data centers: Replaced by permanent rules (Moratorium Nation, enacted Jun 9, 2026)
On the agenda (before the vote): data center siting ordinance · 3
City of Rome Proposed
Data centers: On the agenda (before the vote), Sep 28, 2026
On the agenda (before the vote): data center siting ordinance · 1
City of Cave Spring None known
Not monitored yet
— 0
City of Plainville None known
Not monitored yet
— 0

“None known” means no record in Moratorium Nation and nothing detected in the documents we read; for governments we do not monitor yet it says nothing either way.

Recent items (last 90 days)

On the agenda (before the vote) Moratorium Data centers

City of Rome, GA

City Commission · · Floyd County
“ROME CITY COMMISSION AGENDA Monday, September 28, 2026 6:30 p.m. Caucus will begin at 5:00 p.m. in the Sam King Room Caucus Discussion – Data Center Moratorium”
Source document, p. 1 (opens in a new tab) Agenda +1 related mention
On the agenda (before the vote) Siting ordinance Data centers

Floyd County, GA

Board of Commissioners ·
“Mr. Wood went over the three items from the planning commission for second reading including the data center ordinance.”

Moratoria on record in Floyd County

DateGovernmentUsesStatusDetails and source
Floyd County Data centers Ended
Replaced by permanent rules
County Commission vote approving an 80-day moratorium on data center projects (Moratorium Nation)
City of Rome Data centers Proposed
On the agenda (before the vote), Sep 28, 2026
Discussion of a possible data center moratorium — City Commission, Sep 28, 2026. Source document (opens in a new tab) (Siting Radar)

Moratorium records marked “Moratorium Nation” come from the Moratorium Nation inventory by Michael J. Bommarito, licensed CC BY 4.0; status follows that inventory, and we mark a record ended once its recorded end date has passed. Records marked “Siting Radar” are our own detections in public meeting documents: the status is the latest step we saw, with a link to the source. Not legal advice.

Frequently asked questions

Does Floyd County, Georgia have a data center moratorium?

As of Nov 15, 2026, our records show data center moratorium activity in City of Rome (proposed) in Floyd County. See the table on this page for dates and sources.

Does Floyd County, Georgia have a solar moratorium?

None known as of Nov 15, 2026. We monitor 2 of 4 governments in Floyd County, so a moratorium could exist without appearing here.

Does Floyd County, Georgia have a battery storage moratorium?

None known as of Nov 15, 2026. We monitor 2 of 4 governments in Floyd County, so a moratorium could exist without appearing here.

Does Floyd County, Georgia have a wind moratorium?

None known as of Nov 15, 2026. We monitor 2 of 4 governments in Floyd County, so a moratorium could exist without appearing here.

How current is this page?

It is regenerated daily from the documents we monitor and the Moratorium Nation inventory. Page generated Nov 15, 2026. Not legal advice.