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During the Board of Supervisors’ June 9 work session and regular meeting, public commenters and supervisors highlighted ongoing debates over data center development, focusing on energy demands, regulatory tools, and local impacts.

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Stafford

The Stafford County Board of Supervisors, on June 16, 2026, unanimously deferred action on a proffer amendment for the Potomac Church Tech Center, an Amazon data center project.

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Prince William

Demolition work is progressing on the town-owned waterfront property as Dumfries continues to advance long-term planning and redevelopment initiatives.

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Stafford

Stafford County Planning Commission unanimously approved amendments to the county’s comprehensive plan on June 10, 2026, strengthening preferences for underground placement of high-voltage electric transmission lines, including specific guidance for Dominion Energy’s proposed North Anna to Brister’s (Kraken Loop) project.

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Virginia

State Sen. L. Louise Lucas (D-Portsmouth), the powerful Senate President Pro Tempore and chair of Senate Finance and Appropriations, sharply criticized Governor Abigail Spanberger, Democrat, and House Democrats on Monday night for continuing to support massive tax breaks for data centers while residents grapple with rising energy costs, environmental strain, and effects on communities.

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Stafford

The Stafford County School Board unanimously approved key construction contracts and a prioritized list of year-end expenditures during its final business meeting of the 2025-26 school year. The actions balance urgent infrastructure needs with fiscal caution amid revenue uncertainty.

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Manassas

The Manassas City Council advanced a proffer amendment for the Cannon Branch area during its June 8, 2026, meeting, aiming to shift development toward the waterfront while addressing viability concerns in the long-planned mixed-use project.

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Fredericksburg

At the June 9 Fredericksburg City Council meeting, new Rappahannock Area Health District Director Rachel Stradling outlined her district’s broad responsibilities while addressing ongoing budget challenges that are forcing changes to service delivery, including slower processing of new restaurant permits in the city.

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Prince William

Leesylvania State Park experienced too much of a good thing in early June, as parkgoers faced crowds and rules that are new to this riverfront park in Woodbridge.

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Manassas

The Manassas City Council gave final approval to a modest 2-cent reduction in the real estate tax rate for fiscal year 2027, lowering it from $1.26 to $1.24 per $100 of assessed value.

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