Data center profile · John T. Griffin Industrial Park, City of Muskogee (south and west of the Dal-Tile plant, near Summit), Muskogee County, Oklahoma

Google Muskogee (Project Scissortail)

One of two Google campuses announced in Muskogee County in Nov. 2025: a 419-acre, four-phase plan in the John T. Griffin Industrial Park, south and west of the Dal-Tile plant.

Announced, early development. Announced Nov. 20, 2025; FAA crane filings (MUS1A Nov. 2025, MUS2A Aug. 2026) show work on site. OG&E's power contracts await a final state order. No MW is public. The Council Hill campus has its own page.
1.5 km
south-west of the Dal-Tile plant
FAA crane filings MUS1A and MUS2A
419 acres
Project Scissortail plan area in the City of Muskogee
City of Muskogee project plan (state record)
4 x 300,000 sq ft
potential phases on the Scissortail site
one data center per phase (state record)
$1M
Google contribution to the Muskogee community
plus $800,000 in donations in July 2026
OperatorGoogle (power contracts through its subsidiary Alliance Site & Grid, LLC)
CustomerGoogle (own use)
First building in serviceOur estimate: 2029 or later (no dated power path yet).
Next stepConstruction timelines have not been released
Power

Power and the grid

Contracted, size not disclosed

Sources on record, size not disclosed

Getting on the grid

Who supplies what, what it costs, and what is still not public.

  1. April 30, 2026
    OG&E contracts announced
    OG&E says it will power three new Google data centers in Muskogee and Stillwater. Company · April 2026
  2. Sept. 9, 2026
    Judge recommends approval
    An administrative law judge recommends approving the settlement in Case 2026-000031; a final Commission order is still needed. see Permits
Permits

Permits checklist

1 pending · 1 granted · 1 checked, nothing on file

Approvals on record.

Risks

What could slow it down

Money

Money on record

$1M
community contribution announced with the campuses
schools, small businesses and trades training Company · Nov. 2025
$800,000
donations to county schools and nonprofits
July 2026 (press) News report · July 2026
100%
of dedicated grid connection costs Google would pay
settlement terms (press) News report · Sept. 2026
Timeline

What happened, and what is due

SitePaper trailConstructionPowerPermitsMoneyLegalUpcoming
  1. April 14, 2025
    Money City of Muskogee unanimously adopts the Scissortail data-center project plan and tax incentives Local government · April 2025
  2. Nov. 20, 2025
    Site Google announces two Muskogee County campuses: this one (Project Scissortail, near Summit) and one near Council Hill Local government · Nov. 2025
  3. April 30, 2026
    Power OG&E announces contracts to power the Muskogee campuses and Google's Stillwater site Company · April 2026
  4. May 2026
    Power OG&E asks state regulators to pre-approve the three service agreements News report · Aug. 2026
  5. July 20, 2026
    Money Google donates $800,000 to Muskogee County schools and nonprofits (press) News report · July 2026
  6. Sept. 9, 2026
    Power State judge recommends approving the OG&E-Google settlement; final order pending News report · Sept. 2026
  7. Oct. 16, 2026
    Site Construction timelines still not released (press tracker) News report · Oct. 2026
Construction activity

Building activity by quarter

Since Nov. 2025: 2 FAA filings (Nov. 2025 to Aug. 2026): tallest crane 250 ft (Nov. 2025).

FAA filings
’26
Dot size: records in the quarter, largest = 1. Two-digit years mark each first quarter.
Who is involved

Owners, partners and builders

Owners
  • Google: owner and user
  • Alliance Site & Grid, LLC: Google subsidiary on the power contracts
Decision-makers
  • City of Muskogee Council
  • Muskogee County and Port Muskogee: announcing partners
  • Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Power partners
  • OG&E: serving utility
  • NextEra Energy Resources: solar projects in Google's statewide power purchase agreements
Still unknown

Open questions

Where this comes from

46 records from 15 documents

Drawn from news reports, local government records, company statements, state agency records and public and commercial datasets, each kept with its date and source. The bar shows documents by type.

News report 10Local government 2Company 2State agency 1Dataset 1
Evidence

Every quote behind this page

Grade key: A = the primary record itself (permit, filing, exhibit) · B = a dated official statement · C = news reporting. Map distances are our own measurements on OpenStreetMap and carry no grade. Allegations in lawsuits are marked as such in the quotes.

Power (7)
  • Two campuses announced Nov 20, 2025 near Summit and Council Hill, part of Google's two-year $9 billion Oklahoma investment, supporting Google Cloud, Workspace, Search and Maps demand
    “Part of Google's two-year $9 billion investment in Oklahoma, the new data center facilities will help meet growing demand for Google's AI-powered services”
  • Google announced two long-term PPAs adding 600 MW of new clean energy to Oklahoma's grid (Rush Springs Solar, Stephens County; High Spring Solar, Muskogee County; NextEra Energy Resources)
    “Google announced two long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) that will add 600 megawatts (MW) of new clean energy to Oklahoma's electricity grid”
  • The 'hundreds of megawatts of renewable power' language attached to the Muskogee announcement describes Google's paired clean-energy agreements for the grid generally; do not convert the portfolio phrase into a campus fi
    “The company says the projects will be paired with clean energy agreements expected to add hundreds of megawatts of renewable power to Oklahoma's grid.”
  • Their MW figures must not be attributed to Google's Summit/Council Hill campuses.
    “Core Scientific has partnered with Port Muskogee to develop a 100 MW high-performance computing (HPC) data center in Muskogee at 1525 W 43rd St S”
  • The '$9 billion investment in Oklahoma' is Google's statewide two-year figure for ALL Oklahoma sites, not a Muskogee figure; the 600 MW of PPAs is new generation added to the grid, not campus load. No campus MW on any na
    “In addition to the Pryor data center, Google is planning new campuses in Stillwater, Owasso, and the Muskogee County towns of Summit and Council Hill.”
  • Utility: OG&E (Oklahoma Gas & Electric) for both Muskogee campuses and Stillwater - NOT GRDA; long-term service contracts under OCC Case PUD2026-000031
    “The case, 2026-000031, involves a landmark contract for which OG&E will power three new Google data centers in Muskogee and Stillwater.”
  • OG&E's May 2026 OCC pre-approval application covers three executed Electric Service Agreements with Alliance Site & Grid, LLC, including the two Muskogee campuses; ALJ recommended approval of a joint stipulation in Sep 2
    “When OGE filed the application for pre-approval in May 2026, it stated it had executed three Electric Service Agreements with Alliance Site & Grid, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Google”
Money and contracts (7)
  • Developer: Google
    “Google is contributing $1 million directly to the Muskogee community to support regional school districts, revitalize small businesses and fund skilled trades training”
  • community contribution: community betterment 1000000 USD
    “Google is contributing $1 million directly to the Muskogee community to support regional school districts, revitalize small businesses and fund skilled trades training”
  • tax incentive district: pilot and fee sharing
    “The City of Muskogee on April 14 adopted the Scissor Tail data center economic development project plan and related tax incentive agreements, following a public hearing and unanimous council votes”
  • Project status: Early development (announced Nov 20, 2025; construction timelines not released); Scissortail site work was reported under way for months before the public naming; OG&E service-contract settlement recommen
    “An administrative law judge recommended approval of the settlement following a Sept. 9 hearing, Elkins reported. A final order still requires Oklahoma Corporation Commission approval.”
  • electric service contract settlement: infrastructure cost coverage 100 percent
    “Google would cover 100% of the dedicated transmission and distribution infrastructure needed to connect its facilities and contribute toward shared grid costs.”
  • Google donated $800,000 to Muskogee County schools and nonprofits (Muskogee, Hilldale and Midway public schools, Indian Capital Technology Center, Main Street Muskogee, Muskogee STEAM Center, Oklahoma SBDC), reported Jul
    “As part of Google's construction of two data center campuses near Muskogee, the high tech company announced in recent days it was donating $800,000 to schools and nonprofit organizations across Muskogee County”
  • Electric service contracts (announced): electric service purchase + infrastructure funding (announced)
    “New long-term contracts with OG&E, in which Google will purchase electric service and fund the infrastructure needed to support the data centers.”
Permits and government (6)
  • OE/AAA case for a 250-ft crawler crane filed as 'MUS2A 275 crawler' at (35.69070: Determined - No Hazard
    “ASN 2026-ASW-13412-OE: MUS2A 275 crawler, Mobile Crane, 250 ft AGL, 841 ft AMSL, 35.69070,-95.39865, Determined - No Hazard, submitted 2026-08-14”
    FAA · Aug. 2026 · grade B
  • Project identity: Google Muskogee County campuses - TWO campuses in one queue row: (1) 'Project Scissortail', ~419.183 acres in the City of Muskogee (Griffin Industrial Park area, south of the city limits side), and (2)
    “announced plans for two new data center campuses near the towns of Summit and Council Hill”
  • OE/AAA case for a 250-ft crawler crane filed as 'MUS1A: Determined - No Hazard
    “ASN 2025-ASW-13655-OE: MUS1A - CC2200 crawler, Mobile Crane, 250 ft AGL, 833 ft AMSL, 35.69390,-95.39503, Determined - No Hazard, submitted 2025-11-20”
    FAA · Nov. 2025 · grade B
  • City of Muskogee Council:
    “The City of Muskogee on April 14 adopted the Scissor Tail data center economic development project plan and related tax incentive agreements, following a public hearing and unanimous council votes”
  • Contract covers three new Google data centers (Muskogee campuses + Stillwater); : ALJ recommended approval of the OG&E-Google settlement (hearing Sep 9, 2026); final Commission order still pending
    “An administrative law judge recommended approval of the settlement following a Sept. 9 hearing, Elkins reported. A final order still requires Oklahoma Corporation Commission approval.”
  • Month precision (hearing reported Sep 2026). The two Muskogee County campuses (n: Review of OG&E Electric Service Agreements to power three Google data centers (two in Muskogee County + Stillwater); administrative law ju
    “The case, 2026-000031, involves a landmark contract for which OG&E will power three new Google data centers in Muskogee and Stillwater.”
Site and other (5)
  • County code: 40101
    “"We are excited to welcome Google to Muskogee County as they begin work on building two data center campuses," Muskogee County Commissioner Kenny Payne said”
  • Project area acres: 419.183 acres
    “Project area includes, without limitation, the approximately 419.183 acres of land located in the City of Muskogee”
    Dataset · 2025 · grade B
  • Phase building size: 300000 sq ft
    “Development of Data center campus with potential for a total of 4 phases approximately 419 acres of land. Each development phase will include a data center comprised of 300,000sqft”
    Dataset · 2025 · grade B
  • Project status: announced
    “Construction timelines have not been released”
  • Site location: Project Scissortail: John T. Griffin Industrial Park, City of Muskogee, south and west of the Dal-Tile plant (3801 Dal Tile Rd); FAA cranes MUS1A/MUS2A 1.5 km SW of the plant; Summit town is 3.8 km further
    “One data center site will be located south and west of the Dal Tile plant.”