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As other local governments pass data center bans, this Utah city is considering changing code to bring one in

By Salt Lake Tribune · August 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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A data center proposed at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon has local officials mulling changes to city code. Some locals are skeptical. Volition, a Provo-based company, wants to build its center in the million-square-foot warehouse that currently operates as a distribution center.

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