Tulare County, California
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Your county: 1 data center site, 0 with a sourced job figure, 4 officials who represent them.
| Site | Status | Construction | Permanent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tulare County Fairgrounds Edge Data Center (Global Stack proposal) | Announced | No sourced figure yet | No sourced figure yet |
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Sources
- 1.Associated Press race call, 2026 Governor CA result. ↩
- 2.Associated Press race call, 2026 U.S. House CA-22 result. ↩
- 3.Becerra campaign AI page, Becerra campaign AI page statement, May 4, 2026. ↩
- 4.Villegas campaign release, Villegas campaign release statement. ↩
- 5.Villegas campaign data centers page, Villegas campaign data centers page statement. ↩
Who represents this county
I will pursue an economic-forward standard: data centers that operate in California add value to our current energy infrastructure, are powered with clean energy, cover the costs of their own energy needs, and meet environmental performance disclosure requirements.3
Data centers should pay the full cost of the electricity, grid improvements, and other infrastructure they require. Those costs should never be passed on to working families through higher utility bills.5
Questions
How many data centers are in this county?
This page lists every data center campus we track in the county: operating, under construction, permitted and announced. Figures are listed site by site and never added up across claim types. Source
What trades build data centers?
Electricians lead, then pipefitters, HVAC mechanics, ironworkers, equipment operators, laborers and controls technicians. Apprenticeships through union halls and state programs are the main way in. Source
How do I find a data center job near me?
Open any site page and use Find jobs here or use our national jobs page to filter by state and trade. Source
Every figure links to a public source. A blank means we have not linked a source yet, not zero. Sources and methods