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Spanish Fork residents frustrated after mayor voices approval of data center proposal | KSL.com

By KSL · August 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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Posted - Aug. Spanish Fork Mayor Mike Mendenhall visits the Novva Data Center in West Jordan. He recently posted the photo along with a post voicing his approval of a potential data center in Spanish Fork that would operate similarly to this one.

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