Who owns Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy?

Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy is owned and operated by AtlasEdge.

How much power does Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy use?

Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy has a reported power capacity of 200 MW across roughly 2,000,000 square feet.

Has Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy had environmental violations?

As of the latest EPA ECHO sync, no enforcement actions are on record for Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy.

Where is Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy located?

Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy is in Adairsville, Floyd County, GA.

Proposed

Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy

Q: What do data center tax breaks cost in Georgia?

Georgia reported $474.2M in High-Technology Data Center Equipment Sales and Use Tax Exemption (O.C.G.A. § 48-8-3(68.1)) for FY2025 (Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts (DOAA); economic analysis by UGA Carl Vinson Institute of Government). That is a statewide program figure, not attributable to one site.

Adairsville, Floyd County, GA

Source: Primary source

Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy is a proposed data center in Floyd County, GA, operated by AtlasEdge. DataCentersExposed has documented 200 MW of reported power capacity and a 2,000,000 sq ft footprint at this site.

Reporting by Eric Keller · Updated Jun 18, 2026

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supporters

Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy in Adairsville, GA is contested. Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1072832508191794/ | Advocacy regarding Project Springbank in Adairsville, GA, centers on a successful community-led campaign that resulted in the developer, Atlas Development, withdrawing its rezoning application in May 2025. Despite the project being formally cancelled, local and statewide advocacy remains high to prevent similar developments from resurfacing. Track what's being decided, when, and how to weigh in.

Your action kit

Sourced arguments and ready-to-send letters — every figure links to a primary record. Edit to add your own story.

Power & your bill

200 MW of new demand — roughly a city of 160,000 homes.

Large new loads can raise transmission and capacity costs that land on every ratepayer. Residential power in GA is 15.0¢/kWh, up 2.2% year-over-year. (MW→homes is a rough ~800/MW planning figure.)

Source

Process

Demand a full, public review — not a rubber stamp.

Ask for an independent noise study, a water-and-power impact assessment, enforceable conditions (setbacks, hours, cooling type), and that the record stays open for written comment. Procedural shortcuts have voided approvals elsewhere.

Public comment (editable)

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Records / FOIA request

Public Records Request

To the records custodian for Floyd County, GA,

Under the applicable public-records law, I request copies of the following records concerning the data-center project known as "Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy":

1. The complete application, including any rezoning, special-use/conditional-use permit, or site-plan submissions and all exhibits.
2. All staff reports, analyses, and recommendations.
3. Any traffic, noise, water-use, stormwater, or utility/load studies submitted or commissioned.
4. Any development agreement, proffers, or tax-incentive/abatement agreements and their term sheets.
5. All correspondence between the applicant (or its agents) and county/city staff or elected officials regarding this project.
6. Notices of public hearings and proof of required public notice.

I request these in electronic form where available. If any portion is withheld, please cite the specific exemption. If fees will exceed $25, please contact me first.

Thank you,
[Your name]
[Your email / address]

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Neighbors taking a stand

Be the first to say why this matters. Public notes appear here to show officials the strength of local feeling.

Power

200 MW

Footprint

2,000,000 sq ft

Attribution & capacity confidence:mediumprimary source

Overview

source: link

Announced investment: $4.5B. Imported from the FracTracker Alliance U.S. Data Centers Tracker after review. Details to be corroborated from primary sources.

Operator chain

Ultimate parent
AtlasEdge
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This facility
Dixon Data Center/Project Sassy

Grid & water — why here

source: HIFLD · EPA

Nearest substation

1.6 mi

Tap149904 · 115 kV

Transmission line

452 ft

115 kV line

Municipal water

No service area

self-supplied or unmapped

The closest existing grid infrastructure and the municipal water system this location sits in — the same constraints the buildout model screens on (it won't site a campus more than ~2 km from a substation or ~5 km from municipal water). Distances are straight-line to public HIFLD/EPA features, not a metered connection.

In the news

source: GDELT

No recent coverage found for this facility.

Tax breaks & subsidies

source: Good Jobs First / GASB 77

No per-deal tax break is linked to this site yet. No state discloses the recipient of a data-center abatement at the facility level, so per-site deals are rare in the public record. If you have a development agreement or board resolution for this site, send it to us.

Statewide cost of this incentive

Georgia reported $474.2M in High-Technology Data Center Equipment Sales and Use Tax Exemption (O.C.G.A. § 48-8-3(68.1)) for FY2025 (Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts (DOAA); economic analysis by UGA Carl Vinson Institute of Government). Program-wide, not attributable to this site.

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Water use

No public record of this facility's water use. We check state withdrawal reporting for self-supplied sites; municipally supplied sites only become visible through a public-records request to the local water utility — a per-facility request tool is coming. If you have a utility document for this site, send it to us.

EPA permits & violations

source: EPA ECHO

No reported violations as of last sync.

Nearest school

source: HIFLD / NCES

The nearest public school, Swain Elementary School in Plainville, is 4.4 mi from this site (402 students).

Schools are sensitive receptors for the noise, backup-generator exhaust, and traffic a large data center brings. Straight-line distance to the nearest public school (HIFLD/NCES, US public schools only).

Hearings timeline

No public-hearing records linked to this site yet. We surface planning-commission and board-of-supervisors dates when a record names a facility. If you know of a hearing on this site, tell us.

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