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Tracking every proposed hyperscale data center in Florida's 67 counties.
Risk Profile

Okeechobee County

Heartland · Pop. 41,000 · Okeechobee

Okeechobee County ranks among the highest-risk counties in Florida for hyperscale data center development.

Data Center Risk
81/100
Very High
Active project in Okeechobee County
Okee-One
Proposed
Full county coverage

Why this score?

Four weighted factors drive the Okeechobee County risk score. Methodology is fully documented — each input is public data or a reasoned proxy.

Power availability
20/30

Moderate in-county generation. Viable for mid-sized facilities, extension required for hyperscale.

Water capacity
6/15

South Florida WMD — Everglades restoration, high demand, significant water stress.

Land availability
15/15

Very rural. Abundant large parcels available for industrial conversion.

Current exposure
40/40

Known data center project in Okeechobee County.

Adjacent activity

These neighboring counties currently have proposed, approved, or recently-withdrawn data center projects. Proximity matters — hyperscale campuses often cluster near existing infrastructure.

What you can do

Protect your interests in Okeechobee County

The Okeechobee County Defense Kit gives you a personalized briefing: what to watch for, how to file public records requests, how to testify at hearings, and what Florida's new legislation means for you specifically. Written by humans, not an AI.

Not legal advice. Florida Sunshine Law, public records procedures, and hearing protocols explained in plain English.

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