Amazon Proposes 600-Acre Data Center in Tri-State Area Amid Annexation Effort

Dayton, OH, October 14, 2026 —

Amazon has proposed developing a 600-acre data center in the Tri-State area as a city pursues annexation, according to the information available about the proposal.

The summary of the proposal does not identify the city or specify where the site is located within the Tri-State area. It also does not describe the annexation process, say which land the city is seeking to annex, or explain how the proposed development relates to that effort.

Details about the project remain limited. The information provided does not state when Amazon made the proposal, whether the company has submitted a formal application, or whether any approvals have been granted. It does not include a construction schedule, project cost, expected employment, or other development plans beyond the proposed 600-acre data center.

The available information also does not name local officials, provide statements from Amazon or community members, or describe public meetings or reviews. No decision on the proposal is reported.

For now, the stated facts are that Amazon has proposed a data center covering 600 acres in the Tri-State area and that a city is pursuing annexation. The city’s identity, the proposal’s status and the connection between the development and annexation have not been provided.

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