Events & Deadlines

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.

The open house for our area. Valley Link will show the revised route options and take feedback directly. Drop in any time, there is no formal presentation. Turnout is recorded, and this is the round that shapes which route the company puts forward.

The first Virginia open house of this round, covering the southern end of the project. Further from Loudoun, but the earliest chance to see the revised routes in person.

We'll be tabling at Georges Mill Farm Artisan Cheese and at Long Stone Farm, both days. Stop by for maps of the revised routes, and for what to do if your property is near one. The tour is free and runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Addresses for every participating farm are on the county tour map.

We'll be tabling at Georges Mill Farm Artisan Cheese and at Long Stone Farm, both days. Stop by for maps of the revised routes, and for what to do if your property is near one. The tour is free and runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Addresses for every participating farm are on the county tour map.

Ashley Warmeling is one of the speakers, along with Sen. Russet Perry, Del. John McAuliff, the Piedmont Environmental Council’s Julie Bolthouse, Loudoun Valley Estates Homeowners Association president Victor Block and student activist Sarina Virmani. PEC is hosting this one as part of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network Action Fund’s two week March for a Moratorium, asking Virginia to pause data center approvals long enough to plan for them. Bring a neighbor.

The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors is expected to take up a resolution opposing the Valley North transmission line at this business meeting. Public comment is available, about ninety minutes total with two minutes per speaker, and you must sign up in advance. This is one of the most important local moments to show up and be heard.

Join us for an important listening session and express your opposition to the Valley Link North transmission line. RSVP today by emailing Chief@JohnMcauliff.com or Jwilliams@senate.virginia.gov with the subject line "RSVP to Valley North Transmission Project Listening Session."

At a special meeting, the Lovettsville Town Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-08-0002, formally opposing the Valley North project and requesting that alternative routes and technologies be pursued.

Attend the Data Center Town Hall in the Board Room at the Loudoun County Government Building. This forum is designed for residents to voice concerns regarding the rapid expansion of "Data Center Alley." Visit our Facebook page for additional details and updates.

More than 500 residents packed Valley Link's open house in Lovettsville to voice their opposition to the proposed Valley North transmission line.