News from the coalition

Two factsheets from Environmental Health Sciences, with the 15 studies behind them listed so you can check the source yourself.

About 100 people rallied on the Leesburg courthouse steps for a statewide data center moratorium. Ashley Warmeling spoke for the coalition, alongside Sen. Russet Perry and Del. John McAuliff.

The Loudoun Times-Mirror covered the revised Valley North routes and Sen. Perry’s data center moratorium bill, and quoted the coalition in both.

Valley Link has published its revised route options and twelve open houses in November. Lovettsville is November 12, 4 to 7 p.m. at the Game Protective Association.

If the revised routes put Valley North on or near your land, here’s what it means, what’s actually been decided, and the four things worth doing first.

Valley Link releases revised routes on Tuesday, October 13. If the line moves off your property, you are still not in the clear. The State Corporation Commission decides the final route.

On September 15 the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to formally oppose the Valley North transmission line and to take part in the case when it reaches the State Corporation Commission. The resolution came from Supervisor Caleb A. Kershner, whose Catoctin District the line would cross, and Chair Phyllis J. Randall. It also […]

On August 31, roughly 275 neighbors filled a standing-room-only listening session at the Lovettsville Game Protective Association to oppose the Valley North transmission line. State Senator Russet Perry and Delegate John McAuliff, who hosted the session, heard resident after resident describe what the line would do to their homes, their land, and their history. Lovettsville […]

“Something that we’ve worked really hard to do is educate the community, especially those that are on or near proposed routes, that this is coming. Because not everyone is on social media, not everyone is aware of what’s about to happen,” Warmeling said, saying volunteers have been knocking on doors to share information and resources […]

Town Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-08-0002 formally opposing the Valley North Project and requesting that alternative routes and/or technologies be pursued. Read the special message from Mayor Hornbaker