Merrillville Considers Data Center Ballot Amid Revenue Challenges

May 24, 2026

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Merrillville is exploring a ballot question regarding a proposed data center at Colorado and Harms, near Polycon and a new fire station. This initiative comes as the town faces revenue squeezes, highlighting the potential economic impact of data centers in the area. InfraSale's audience should monitor this development as it could influence local zoning and investment strategies.

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