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Data centers planned for Arkansas poised to get millions of dollars in property tax breaks

Jun 28, 2026

Data centers planned for Arkansas poised to get millions of dollars in property tax breaks

The multi-billion-dollar data centers planned for Arkansas have been touted as significant sources of future tax revenue for local governments and schools.

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Data centers planned for Arkansas poised to get millions of dollars in property tax breaks

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