At a glance
- Developer
- Metrobloks (digital infrastructure developer)
- Jurisdiction
- City of Liberty, Missouri
- Investment
- $1.4 billion (company announcement)
- Size
- 568,800 square feet across three buildings
- Jobs
- 30 high-wage technology jobs, average salary near $96,000
- Status
- Announced March 24, 2026; construction schedule not stated
What the sources establish
- Metrobloks will invest $1.4 billion in a high-density data center campus in Liberty, Missouri, announced March 24, 2026. [1]
- The campus will cover 568,800 square feet across three buildings and is designed for cloud, AI and latency-sensitive services. [1]
- The project is expected to create 30 high-wage technology jobs, with average annual salaries near $96,000, plus construction positions. [1]
- The Missouri Partnership worked with the state economic development department, the Kansas City Area Development Council and the City of Liberty to secure the investment. [1]
- The developer says the facility will use low-water-use design features. [1]
- Officials cite the region's power reliability and cost-effective power resources, but the article gives no megawatt figure or power provider. [1]
Conflicts. The article is a press release reprinted by a trade magazine and gives no independent figures. Power capacity, the power provider and the water source are not stated.
Timeline
- Mar. 24, 2026 — Metrobloks announces the $1.4 billion Liberty campus with state and city partners.
What this page does not establish
- Power capacity in megawatts and the power provider.
- Construction start and completion dates.
- Water use volume.
- The incentives package and its approval date.
What to check next
- City of Liberty incentive and site plan records.
- Missouri Partnership or MDED announcement materials.
- Evergy or the local utility's large-load filings, if any.