Keller, Texas is a municipality in Tarrant County that has experienced significant population growth and serves as part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area's expanding infrastructure corridor.
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Somervell County's Crawfords found a campus approved across the line in Hood County with no standing to weigh in, while Fort Worth and Denton explore moratoriums and Westlake and Keller feud.
Red Oak approves while Denton and Fort Worth explore moratoriums; Westlake and Keller clash on shared edges, and the Data Center Coalition cites $65.8B added to Texas GDP in 2024 plus $4.5B in state and local taxes.
The proposed Circle T campus, a 3.83-million-square-foot project on 87.96 acres in Westlake, sits entirely within Westlake city limits but would put buildings as close as 506 feet from Keller homes.
The exposure is the border: 15 Marshall Ridge homes sit 200 feet away in Keller, which wasn't notified before the July 29 announcement, and Keller officials are now reactive rather than informed.