TIMELINE EVENT
GYEDC identifies data centers as a regional development area being tracked
What happened
The February 19 Yuma County record says GYEDC President and CEO Greg LaVann outlined data centers as one of four regional development areas being tracked. It also says GYEDC was working to ensure appropriate siting that protects agricultural land, military operations and community resources. The record describes tracking and siting considerations, not active recruitment.
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- Primary source · Meeting recordYuma County Board of Supervisors, February 19, 2026 GYEDC mid-year report
The Yuma County Board of Supervisors' February 19, 2026 regular-session packet includes GYEDC President and CEO Greg LaVann's mid-year report presentation.
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A continuing record of data-center interest, economic-development activity, infrastructure discussions, public meetings and government decisions involving Yuma County.