At a glance
- Developer
- Eagle Rock Partners
- Mapped location
- Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi — county-area pin
- Status
- Planned; the database record says on-site gas generation would need Mississippi DEQ approval before operation.
- Capacity
- Not confirmed in the source trail currently available to this site.
What this record establishes
- The project has been reported as Big Woods Technology Park in Jefferson Davis County.
- The record distinguishes a proposed campus from an approved operating data center.
- Any on-site generation would be subject to separate environmental permitting; a project announcement is not a permit.
Documented project snapshot
This is a proposal / pre-construction record, separated from nearby pins because it has its own recorded operator, place, and status context.
- Recorded stage
- Planned; on-site gas generation needs Mississippi DEQ approval before operation (Planetizen, Oct. 4, 2026)
- Published capacity context
- $6B, roughly 2M sq ft; 1,000 temporary and 200 permanent jobs (Planetizen)
- Source trail
- The source panel links the records used for this dossier.
Verification priority: Review the operator’s latest technical material and local expansion, air-permit, utility, water, and building records before treating this page as a complete current operating profile.
Any capacity figure is a dated source note, not proof of current electrical draw, water use, tenant identity, emissions, employment, tax outcome, or parcel boundary.
What still needs local-record confirmation
- The parcel, acreage, data-hall count, capacity, and construction schedule.
- Air-permit application numbers, generator specifications, and public-comment dates.
- Water, electric-service, tax-incentive, and zoning agreements.
How to follow it
- Search Mississippi DEQ public notices for the project name, developer, and Jefferson Davis County.
- Check county agendas and land records for the parcel and any development agreement.
- Compare any permit application with the project’s public descriptions before treating a proposed capacity as final.
Local records and verification checklist
This dossier distinguishes what its cited source establishes from records that must be checked locally. A facility name or map pin alone does not establish its current power demand, water use, permits, tenants, construction status, or property boundary.
- Map location
- Use the precision label on this page. Address-level pins are approximate reference points, not surveyed entrances or parcel outlines.
- Planning and zoning
- Check the relevant city or county planning portal for case numbers, zoning, hearings, site plans, conditions, and staff reports.
- Building and fire permits
- Check local building and fire records for permit numbers, building scope, generator systems, inspections, and occupancy records.
- Power and water
- Check utility filings, interconnection records, water/wastewater permits, and public-agency meeting materials before making resource-use claims.
- Air, noise, and stormwater
- Check air-quality permits, generator-test conditions, noise studies, stormwater documents, setbacks, landscaping, and screening requirements where available.
- Public benefits and timeline
- Check development agreements, tax records, incentive documents, hearing minutes, and dated project announcements for commitments and milestones.
Information boundaries
Unless a linked primary source says otherwise, this page does not identify customers, tenant names, real-time capacity use, exact utility consumption, generator emissions, taxes paid, jobs created, or future expansion. Those claims need a specific public or operator source.
Facility record at a glance
- Facility name
- Big Woods Technology Park, Jefferson Davis County
- Operator / developer as recorded
- Eagle Rock Partners
- Location context
- Jefferson Davis County, MS
- Record status
- Planned; on-site gas generation needs Mississippi DEQ approval before operation (Planetizen, Oct. 4, 2026)
- Pin precision
- county-level reference
- Verification label
- checked
- Source record
- Source-linked dossier; see this page’s source section
- Database reviewed
- 2026-11-09
The status and capacity fields are dated source notes, not real-time operating data. Read the linked sources and local records before relying on them for a current decision.
Community action and public process
Recorded project status: Planned; on-site gas generation needs Mississippi DEQ approval before operation (Planetizen, Oct. 4, 2026)
This dossier does not yet contain a verified project-specific community-action record. That is not evidence that no community activity exists.
This guide does not assume that residents oppose a facility. It records public process and documented local activity when a source supports it.
How to check or participate locally
- Search the city or county planning portal for the facility address, operator, and project name.
- Look for zoning cases, permit numbers, staff reports, agendas, hearing recordings, and public-comment deadlines.
- Check utility, water, air-quality, stormwater, and transportation agencies for project-specific filings.
- Use official meeting instructions to submit comments or request public records.