Board of Supervisors Business Meeting, Tuesday, Oct 6, 2026

What was decided · How each member voted

• 4 Consent agenda approved (7a–7j, 11a–11c, 12a, 14a, 14c, 14d, and 14e). · 6-0-2-1 (Supervisors Glass and Letourneau absent; Supervisor Briskman abstained) Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
• 10.a Motion to retain an independent third party to audit listed grandfathered data-center applications (up to $200,000; interim report Jan 20, 2027; final by April 20, 2027), as amended to include Tables 1 and 2 of Attachment 2, was tabled indefinitely. · 7-2 (Supervisors Briskman and TeKrony opposed) Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
• 14.f LEGI-2025-0020, Tuscarora Crossing Landbay 4 (SPEX-2025-0036) deferred to the October 20, 2026 Board of Supervisors Business Meeting. Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
• 14.g Board directed staff to form a partnership via draft Memorandum of Agreement with the Loudoun Coalition to Prevent and End Homelessness (return draft for first Business Meeting in January 2027; hire consultant for Homelessness and Housing Instability Initiative; return Nov 5, 2026 with funding source and cost estimate). · 6-0-3 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Saines absent) Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
• 14.h (Motion 1) Board directed staff to research, develop, and return with findings and recommendations for a Loudoun County Community Trust Policy, and to review County procurement/contracting for systems that collect or share resident/visitor data (including ALPRs from firms such as Elsag, Flock, and Vigilant) and gather law-enforcement deployment/retention/access/sharing info, returning as soon as practicable. · 6-0-3 (Supervisors Kershner, Letourneau, and Saines absent) Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
• 14.h (Motion 2) Motion to waive attorney-client privilege for the confidential County Attorney memorandum on prohibiting federal civil immigration enforcement in/on County facilities/properties and authorize public release died due to lack of second (Chair Randall withdrew her second). Oct 6, 2026 Action Report
• 14.i Board directed staff to research and identify funding sources (including state and federal grants) to reduce the financial burden on Broad Run Farms residents from the Broad Run Farms Waterline Extension Project and return with an update at a future Business Meeting. · 8-0-1 (Supervisor Letourneau absent) Oct 6, 2026 Action Report

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Board: Randall (D), Kershner (R), Briskman (D), Saines (D), Umstattd (D), TeKrony (D), Letourneau (R), Turner (D), Glass (D). Member-by-member votes will be listed here from the official record.

Moments worth watching

• 00:44:32

  Item 4 The proposed consent agenda is read and discussed.Copy link𝕏 Post

• 02:37:21

  Item 8 Public input session opens (two minutes per speaker).Copy link𝕏 Post

• 04:10:34

  Item 10.a Data center grandfathering: staff presentation, then Board discussion.Copy link𝕏 Post

• 05:50:03

  Item 14.g Homelessness and housing instability initiative taken up.Copy link𝕏 Post

• 06:04:39

  Item 14.h Community Trust Policy initiative taken up.Copy link𝕏 Post

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