The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office would like to share this E-Bike Safety Postcard, available in 
English and Spanish, which includes a QR code where residents can find additional information and resources about e-bike safety.
The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office is committed to working together with our community to promote safety, awareness, and responsible e-bike use throughout Loudoun County.
Later this month, Loudoun County will host two public open house-style events for residents to learn about and discuss proposed policy and regulatory changes pertaining to data center development. These events will feature stations dedicated to data center siting and design, substation development, on site energy generation issues, and noise concerns. Staff from the county’s Department of Planning and Zoning will be on hand to speak with attendees personally and the county will capture public input via a series of very brief surveys at each event.
The events will take place from 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. on Monday, September 28 and Wednesday, September 30 in Ashburn and Leesburg, respectively. Attendees need only come to one event as the content presented will be identical at both. Unlike traditional town hall or public meeting events, there will be no formal presentation, and attendees may come and go as they wish anytime between 6:00 and 8:30.
This flyer 
contains the event details in five different languages (English, Spanish, Arabic, Dari, and Vietnamese). More information is available online.
Your HOA is in receipt of this pile of paper, detailing the requested temporary construction & permanent drainage easements needed for the Route 7 Shared Use Path, 1 pile for each piece of common ground (K & C)
and here is the cover letter/proffer. Any volunteers to review it all?
Loudoun County is gathering input from residents regarding commercial vehicle parking on public roads in residential areas. Supervisor Juli Briskman’s office has created this survey to receive input from Algonkian District residents thru 11 Feb.
Loudoun County plans to begin enforcing its snow and ice removal ordinance this week as part of an effort to provide a safe environment for students who walk to school and to bus stops. Prior to the enforcement activity, Loudoun County officials encourage residents to continue to work together to bring neighborhoods into compliance with snow and ice removal requirements.
If anyone needs assistance, please reach out for assistance.