MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE data center
8532 S 4000 W
Parcel boundary
Recorded as in service.
Status inferred from gov gis inventory (Sep 8, 2026). No filing states it in as many words.
- Status
- Operating (inferred)
- Owner
- Owner not resolved
- Capacity
- not stated
- Location known to
- Parcel boundary
- County
- Salt Lake County
- State
- Utah
- Electric utility
- Not identified
- Grid operator
- not stated
Location and nearby
MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE data center is on record as operating in Salt Lake County, Utah. 46 other campuses are on record within 25 miles, 10 of them within 5 miles. The nearest is 1.3 mi away.
Nearest of each kind: Operating 1.3 mi Under construction 2.6 mi Proposed 19.9 mi
Nearest campuses on record
- 1.3 mi
ALIGNED ENERGY DATA CENTERS data center
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 1.3 mi approximate
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 1.6 mi
Flexential Salt Lake City - South Valley
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 2.6 mi approximate
Under construction · Salt Lake County, UT
- 3.1 mi
VERIZON WIRELESS (VAW) LLC data center
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 3.2 mi
ORACLE AMERICA, INC. data center
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
What is on record
Owner
Owner not resolved
Filed by: MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE
- Address on file
- 8532 S 4000 W
- Capacity
- not stated
- Building area
- 10,700 sq ft
- Diesel generators
- No air permit found in the records we collect
- Water
- Not collected. State water withdrawal permits are not in this build.
- Electric utility
- More than one utility serves this county, and no filing we hold names which one
- Also recorded as
- MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE
How the status changed
- Operating Sep 8, 2026 inferred
Salt Lake County UT: data center parcels (assessor-confirmed service providers): Review
Salt Lake County UT: data center parcels (assessor-confirmed service providers)
About this data
Evidence
Primary record
A government filing, a federal permit, an assessor parcel or the operator’s own page.
Location known to
Parcel boundary
Matched to an assessor parcel, so the boundary is the parcel.
Independent sources
2
assessor parcel, government record. Directories count once between them, because they copy each other.
Spotted something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.
Where this comes from
3 source records back this page. Each row is a document we retrieved and kept, so a claim can be checked against the original.
| Document | Role | Row | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake County UT: data center parcels (assessor-confirmed service providers) US-UT-Salt Lake | Primary | OBJECTID=25 | Sep 8, 2026 retrieved by us |
| Utah statewide parcels (UGRC): parcel geometry by APN for the Salt Lake County UT: data center parcels (assessor-confirmed service providers) layer US-UT parcel geometry from ut_ugrc by APN 21314770080000; the layer's own coordinates are unusable | Corroborating | OBJECTID=6333894 | Sep 8, 2026 retrieved by us |
| Utah statewide parcels (UGRC) (point queries) US-UT assessor parcel 21314770080000, owner of record None, match pin_on_facility | Corroborating | query=40.59687,-111.98680 | Sep 9, 2026 retrieved by us |
Free email alerts
Know first when a data center is recorded in Salt Lake County
Each time we refresh the public records and a new campus appears in Salt Lake County, you get one short email naming it, with the document behind it.