Supervisor Phyllis Randall calls out 'false statements' in heated data center debate.
News Clip1:41All Virginia News·Loudoun County, VA·7/23/2026
Tensions flared during a Loudoun County Board meeting concerning data center rezoning. Supervisor Juli Briskman argued against new rezoning, citing concerns about economic diversification, but Supervisor Phyllis Randall countered her claims, clarifying that many existing data centers were built under older regulations. Randall also announced an upcoming town hall to address widespread misinformation regarding the issue.
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Tensions flared during a Loudoun County Board meeting when Supervisor Juli Briskman argued against new data center rezoning, claiming previous board decisions restricted the area's economic diversification. Supervisor Phyllis Randall immediately countered these claims, labeling them as factually incorrect. Randall clarified that many existing data centers were built by-right under 2003 regulations, not through recent rezoning efforts, and announced an upcoming town hall to address widespread misinformation surrounding the issue.
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