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Data centers in Dunn County, Wisconsin: 1 project mapped

1 project tracked
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1 proposed or being built
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No power figure reported for active projects
Menomonie Data Center (Proposed)
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Menomonie's City Council voted 8-3 in August 2025 to annex 324 acres along County Highway B and rezone it industrial for a data center proposed by Balloonist LLC, a company that has not said who would operate it. The city's fact sheet described a $1.6 billion project with up to 1,000 construction jobs. Mayor Randy Knaack put incentive talks on pause weeks later, but Balloonist bought the land anyway, and current Mayor Matthew Crowe confirmed the purchase in June 2026.

The city has been writing zoning rules for data centers ever since. It introduced a first draft of an I-4 zoning ordinance on August 3, 2026, with no vote taken, and a second draft on September 8, again with no vote taken. Council held a special session on September 15 with an outside attorney to discuss the draft; no date for a vote has been set.

Crowe has twice declined to meet with Balloonist before the ordinance is finished, "to avoid being unduly influenced." Once the ordinance is adopted, Balloonist could apply to rezone its land to I-4.

Data center projects on record in Dunn County

Grouped by the town each site sits in. The report above may name projects that have no record here yet.

Menomonie1
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
Menomonie Data CenterMenomonie Balloonist LLC Proposed Not reported

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Zoning limits on data centers

Rules short of a pause: setbacks, noise caps, permit requirements and district limits.

PlaceTypeStartedEnds
MenomonieTown or city Zoning limits Jan 5, 2026 No end date Record off site ↗

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