Sabey Data Centers Proposes Large Data Hub in Decatur Township, Indianapolis
Sabey Data Centers has proposed a large data hub on 130 acres in Decatur Township, Indianapolis, which is zoned for industrial use and does not require City-County Council approval. City-County Councilor Josh Bain is advocating for resident protections amid concerns from the community, as the Decatur Township Civic Council plans to vote on opposing the development on January 26. A public meeting to discuss the proposal has been rescheduled to February 26.
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Sabey Data Centers plans to build a data center on 130 acres in Decatur Township, Indianapolis, near Kentucky Avenue and Camby Road. The land is zoned industrial, so the proposal will not go to the City-County Council.
City-County Councilor Josh Bain is advocating for resident protections, reflecting on past data center approvals. The Decatur Township Civic Council plans to vote on opposing the development on January 26. A public meeting to discuss the proposal was postponed and will now take place on February 26.
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