Supervisor Briskman’s office is holding a Town Hall on Monday, July 21st from 6:00PM – 7:30PM at Cascades Library Meeting Room B in Sterling. The topic will be on Loudoun’s economic outlook and the impacts of recent federal legislation on Loudoun. 
No registration required; the event is open to all.
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Category Archives: Algonkian District Supervisor
Supervisor Briskman’s Community Office Hours
Supervisor Briskman’s office is holding Community Office Hours on Thursday, June 26th from 12:00PM – 3:00PM at the Cascades Library. 
This will be a chance for residents to speak with Supervisor Briskman or our staff directly about their issues or questions and hope your association will help us spread the word.
Where: Cascades Library, Meeting Room A (20130 Whitfield Pl, Sterling)
When: Thursday, June 26th
Time: 12:00PM – 3:00PM
More information and sign-ups can be found here. If anyone has further questions, they can email me at Ashley.Palmer@loudoun.gov. Thanks again!
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MEETING TONIGHT: important roadway and pedestrian improvement projects
Join supervisor Koran T. Saines this evening, 9may24 @ 6:30PM, at the Sterling Library, for this year’s Sterling District Town Hall.
In addition to providing updates on projects and initiatives in the Sterling District as well as across the County, we will be joined by representatives from the Loudoun County Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure to discuss important roadway and pedestrian improvement projects.
koran.saines@loudoun.gov
Sterling District
1 Harrison Street, S.E.
Leesburg, VA 20177
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CORONAVIRUS UPDATE from Our Algonkian District Supervisor
Dear Constituents,
Just now, Chair Phyllis Randall led a press conference to update the County on steps being taken to ensure the safety of residents as we deal with this situation. If you missed the press conference you can find it on the county’s website at loudoun.gov/webcast and on the Loudoun County Government’s page on Facebook.
Many of you may have heard that the County Health Department announced that a third resident of Loudoun County has tested “presumptive positive” for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). This individual is a male in his 30s who lives in Loudoun County. The Health Department is currently investigating the potential source of this person’s infection. The individual is being treated at a hospital in Loudoun County.
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