October 12, 2026

Just found out the line is on your property? Start here

Transmission line towers crossing farmland at sunrise

If you’ve just looked at the revised maps and found the line on or near your property, this page is for you. Take a breath first, then work through the list below.

What this does and doesn’t mean

Nothing has been decided. These are study segments. Valley Link has not selected a route, and it is the Virginia State Corporation Commission, not Valley Link, that approves the final one. The company’s application isn’t expected until 2027, and the Commission’s own public process starts after that.

Routes move both ways. The segment on your land today can come off, just as it came on. That’s exactly why the next few months matter.

You’re not doing this alone. Several hundred neighbors across western Loudoun are already organized, and so are our local leaders. The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to oppose this line, and the Town of Lovettsville and the Coalition of Loudoun Towns have come out against it too.

Four things worth doing first

1. Let us know that your land is affected. Sign up for Block Valley Link North news on our Stay Informed page, and tick the box that says your land will be directly and adversely impacted. That puts you on the list for open house dates and deadlines, and it tells us where you are.

2. Comment to Valley Link. Their comment tool is open now and every comment matters. It takes just a few minutes.

3. Sign the petition. It’s the number that gets quoted to elected officials.

4. Report any visit to your property. If surveyors, contractors, helicopters or drones have been on or over your land, tell us. We’re tracking where and when this is happening across the county.

Come to an open house

Valley Link will hold open houses on the revised routes. Turnout is recorded and it counts. Dates go out to everyone on the email list as soon as they’re published.

Where to read more

The Threat explains the project, the towers and what a 765kV line actually involves. Where We Stand lists the organizations and elected officials already opposing it. Take Action has every one of the steps above in one place.

Keep Western Loudoun Rural. Add your name.

Every signature and every comment on the record makes our case stronger. It takes two minutes.

Take action now