Take Action

Every action here goes straight to the people who decide this line. Pick one and take two minutes.

Upcoming

November 19, 2026 · 4 to 7 p.m.

Valley Link open house, Brunswick, Maryland

Brunswick Fire Hall, 1500 Volunteer Drive, Brunswick, Maryland

The nearest open house across the Potomac, about eight miles from Lovettsville. Same format and same material as the Lovettsville session, so it is a second chance if November 12 does not work.

★ Most important · Comments are still open

Comment to Valley Link

This is one of the most important things you can do right now. Comments to Valley Link are still open, every one goes on the public record, and it only takes a couple of minutes.

Submit your comment to Valley Link

Not sure what to say? Start from this and put it in your own words:

First time using the Valley Link tool? See the quick how-to

Open the Valley Link tool and click "Sign Up" to create an account. You only do this once.
Find your area on the map and open the comment box.
Paste your comment and submit.
You can log back in and comment as many times as you like.

Sign the petition

Add your name to the neighbors standing against this line. Every signature is on the record.

62 neighbors have signed. Goal: 2,500

Report a visit to your property

Have transmission-line reps, surveyors, helicopters, or drones come to or over your property, from Valley North or any project? Document it here. Private to the coalition.

Have transmission-line representatives, surveyors, contractors, helicopters, or drones come to or over your property, whether from Valley North or any other project? Tell us here. We cannot take legal action on your behalf, but these reports help us identify trends and give you a place to document what happened. Everything you submit stays private to the coalition.

First name Last name

Email Phone (optional)

When did this happen?A date or approximate date. Where?Road, area, or property.

How did they make contact? (check all that apply)

If it was in person

What kind of vehicle did they use?Make, type, color, anything you recall.

Was the vehicle marked? How many people?

Were they wearing uniforms? Did you speak with them?

If you spoke with them, what was said? What was the end result? Anything else we should know?

Add photos (optional)

Photos of vehicles, people, equipment, notices, or damage. Up to 10 images.

Policy

What we are asking Loudoun's elected officials to do

Rebalance state law so it is reasonable to communities and promotes less impactful technical approaches.
Defend, to the fullest extent allowed by law, all open space conservation easements held by Loudoun County and the Commonwealth, and refuse to consent to any modification of a recorded open space easement for this project.
Ask federal agencies to review any crossing of the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, any change to a federally held conservation easement, any stream or wetland crossing, and any effect on listed species in Loudoun, and to treat Sweet Run State Park and County parkland as protected under federal law.
Use County data to list every home, school, day care, and place of worship within 150 feet of the proposed routes, identify property value within 1,000 feet, and weigh the costs and benefits of requiring an underground HVDC line.
Use existing on call County contracts to retain legal, engineering, and consulting help for the County’s participation in an SCC case, including a real evaluation of alternatives such as underground HVDC.

Our partners

Allied resources

Piedmont Environmental Council

A regional conservation partner working to protect the land, water, and rural character of the Virginia Piedmont, including Loudoun County.

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