Loudoun County Public Transportation Projects Bond Referendum
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Infrastructure
Opposes: Government Spending Reduction
Loudoun County would borrow up to $281 million for road projects, including a Route 15 bypass around Lucketts, two highway interchanges, a roundabout, and sidewalks and trails. Taxpayers would repay the loans with interest through the county budget.
Proposed by: Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
The elected board that runs Loudoun County. In June 2026 it asked the court to put three borrowing questions, $356.5 million in all, on the November ballot.
Source: loudoun.granicus.com
A YES vote means
The county could borrow up to $281 million for the Route 15, Route 50 and Route 7 projects and for sidewalks and trails. Taxpayers would repay it with interest.
A NO vote means
The county could not borrow this money for these road and trail projects unless voters approve it later.
Sources: loudoun.gov · elections.virginia.gov
Source: loudoun.gov