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Gloria Sends Data Center Moratorium to San Diego City Council as Manchester Weighs 400-Megawatt NAVWAR Plan

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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed an executive order directing staff to bring a temporary citywide data center moratorium to the City Council, a move spurred by Manchester Financial Group's consideration of a large data center at the Navy's 70-acre NAVWAR campus, even though city leaders concede the federal site lies beyond their control.

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