Data centers in Rockland County

JPMorganChase is building a second data center building on its existing campus on the former Rockland County Psychiatric Center property at 140 Old Orangeburg Road in Orangetown, with the Rockland County Industrial Development Agency approving roughly 77 million dollars in sales tax exemptions for construction materials and equipment in April 2026. The subsidy became a flashpoint locally because the project is expected to create just one new permanent job in exchange for the tax break. Construction is underway, and JPMorganChase has said it expects the facility to be complete by 2028.

An operating Bloomberg data center site in Rockland County, NY, mapped in OpenStreetMap and the IM3 Open Source Data Center Atlas. About 183,000 square feet of building is mapped.

An operating Databank data center site in Rockland County, NY, mapped in OpenStreetMap and the IM3 Open Source Data Center Atlas. About 197,000 square feet of building is mapped.

An operating fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty data center site in Rockland County, NY, mapped in OpenStreetMap and the IM3 Open Source Data Center Atlas. About 152,000 square feet of building is mapped.

DataBank wants to add a roughly 78,000 square foot second phase to its Orangeburg hyperscale data center campus, on the shore of Lake Tappan, a reservoir that supplies drinking water to parts of the lower Hudson Valley and North Jersey. The Orangetown Planning Board voted unanimously to require a full environmental impact statement before it will consider the expansion, effectively delaying the project indefinitely. Orangetown separately passed a townwide data center moratorium in 2026 but exempted this DataBank campus because it was already in the approval pipeline; residents have raised concerns about reservoir contamination, noise, air pollution, and wetland damage.