THE MOUNTAIN STATES TEL & TEL data center
1615 W 2100 S
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
THE MOUNTAIN STATES TEL & TEL data center is on record as operating in Salt Lake County, Utah. 35 other campuses are on record within 25 miles, 11 of them within 5 miles. The nearest is 2.3 mi away.
Nearest of each kind: Operating 2.3 mi Under construction 8.2 mi
Nearest campuses on record
- 2.3 mi
Flexential Salt Lake City - Downtown
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 2.5 mi approximate
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 2.9 mi approximate
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 3.0 mi
Flexential Salt Lake City - Fair Park
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 3.5 mi approximate
XMission - Salt Lake City - Utah
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
- 3.7 mi approximate
Operating · Salt Lake County, UT
What is on record
Owner
Owner not resolved
Filed by: THE MOUNTAIN STATES TEL & TEL
- Address on file
- 1615 W 2100 S
- Capacity
- not stated
- Building area
- 23,902 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
- THE MOUNTAIN STATES TEL & TEL
How the status changed
- Operating Sep 8, 2026 inferred
Salt Lake County UT: data center parcels (assessor-confirmed service providers): Likely service provider
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.
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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=15 | 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 15222010110000; the layer's own coordinates are unusable | Corroborating | OBJECTID=6184494 | Sep 8, 2026 retrieved by us |
| Utah statewide parcels (UGRC) (point queries) US-UT assessor parcel 15222010110000, owner of record None, match pin_on_facility | Corroborating | query=40.72525,-111.93711 | Sep 9, 2026 retrieved by us |
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