Backfill: Bosque County approved a tax abatement for the CyrusOne campus in November 2024, eight months before the project was announced publicly
Bosque County (population about 19,000) hired Frisco-based Capex Consulting Group to negotiate an abatement with CyrusOne for the 400 MW campus along the Brazos River, and county officials approved it in November 2024.
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