FBI Grey Wolf Pocatello

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3828-3880 ( Pole Line Rd )

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1.61 miles	Lex Developments: Pocatello, ID	Pocatello city officials rejected Lex Developments' permit appeal, upholding a council decision to block the construction of a proposed 59-acre data center campus in southeast Idaho.

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Officials pose with ceremonial shovels after Meta announces the building of a new data center

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the principal federal law enforcement and domestic intelligence agency of the United States and part of the Department of Justice. It is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and Director Kash Patel has led it since February 2025. The FBI investigates federal crimes and runs counterterrorism, counterintelligence and cyber programs. Its Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division opened in Clarksburg, West Virginia, in 1995 and holds national fingerprint and criminal records systems. The bureau's data center program consolidates older facilities into the Clarksburg campus and a Pocatello, Idaho, data center that anchors its western operations.

Federal Bureau of Investigation History:

In July 2025, the FBI and the General Services Administration selected the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C., as the bureau's next headquarters.
In November 2019, the FBI opened its Grey Wolf data center in Pocatello, Idaho.
In October 2017, the FBI broke ground on the Pocatello data center.
Founded in 1908 in Washington, D.C.

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TerraVolt Secures Option On 1,077 Acres In Idaho For 240MW Campus

November 04, 2026 TerraVolt Holdings

TerraVolt Holdings has secured options to buy about 1,077 acres in Cassia County, Idaho, for a 240 MW gas-powered data center campus. The developer announced the agreements in a press release on Oct. 30 and set out the terms in a Form 8-K filed the same day. Wickel Land Company LLP granted the...

First Nation Opposes Proposed AI Data Center in Pocatello, Idaho

July 13, 2026 Idaho

A Native American tribe is opposing plans for a $2.6 billion AI data center near Pocatello, Idaho. Lex Developments plans to build the facility on the site of the former Hoku Materials polysilicon plant in the southeastern Idaho city. The project was denied planning approval in May, but the...

Small modular reactor project in Idaho to be canceled

November 09, 2023 Idaho

The power utility Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS), and the reactor company NuScale, have announced intentions to cancel the Carbon Free Power Project, a small modular reactor (SMR) project they planned to build at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL). David Schlissel, director of...

Idaho Legislators Want Data Center Tax Benefits Limited Again

March 23, 2023 Idaho

Idaho lawmakers are attempting to restrict the number of tax breaks new data center expansions can receive in the state. Last Monday, Bill 328 was introduced, and the House voted 59-9 to pass it. The Senate has now received the measure. The measure modifies the language in the state's urban...

Kuna bill preventing data centers from being built in urban renewal districts passes after initial setback

March 10, 2023 Idaho

In the city of Kuna, Idaho, a bill that would have kept data centers out of urban renewal districts that failed, has been brought back. The bill would have required data center projects to choose between either receiving sales tax exemption, or being in an urban renewal district. This was passed...