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Bi-Annual Water Main Flushing:
Week of April 20, 2020The Town will be conducting its bi-annual water main flushing the week of April 20, 2020. The flushing will occur overnight and should not cause any direct impact to customers. Hydrant/water main flushing is important to remove any sediment that has settled in the water mains throughout the Town. There is the possibility of minor discoloration of water in your home or place of business. Should this occur, please run your faucets until the water clears. Please note that at all times the water is clean and safe to drink.
If you have any issues or concerns, please contact the Town Office during business hours (8:30AM - 4:30PM) at 540-687-5152 or the after-hours number for our Utility Operator (Inboden Environmental Services) at 540-325-0748.
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Restaurant Voucher Program: Expires April 30, 2020If you live within the Town of Middleburg and have not received your restaurant voucher packet, please call the Town Office at (540) 687-5152. Limit one restaurant voucher packet per household.
Mayor Littleton's Letter and Participating Restaurants
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Launching Resources to Market Your Business
Message from Loudoun County Economic Development Executive Director Buddy Rizer: This week brought mixed news for Loudoun businesses, as the SBA announced a temporary lapse in funding for the EIDL and PPP loan programs and Gov. Northam announced the extension non-essential business closure to May 8. In brighter news, local resources are on the way, starting with the launch of the Take Loudoun Home campaign, which will support more than 400 businesses into recovery. Whether your business is essential or non-essential, provides products or services, we invite businesses of all industries to join the campaign and take advantage of the combined marketing of Economic Development, Visit Loudoun and the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce. One important pillar of this program is the Loudoun Made, Loudoun Grown Marketplace, an all-new e-commerce platform to connect farms and rural business with customers. In the coming weeks, we expect to announce innovation grants to local businesses and explore other local funding opportunities. We're also promoting available jobs in the county, connecting businesses that are hiring with workers looking for employment. As you make plans for your business, please allow us to help. Call me or any member of our team, so that we can help you through these difficult times.
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Visit Loudoun @ Home: Request for Virtual Experience Videos
With Loudoun on COVID-19 lockdown, much of our tourism and hospitality industry has moved to virtual mode. Visit Loudoun is looking for videos from local business owners to help show millions of Americans at home all the things they can experience in Loudoun.
Learn More
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Middleburg COVID-19 Stimulus PackageWe know that it is a very difficult time for residents, businesses, and workers. Now is the time to help each other, check on your aging neighbors, and provide whatever assistance you can to those in need. Please also take necessary precautions and prevention methods to keep yourself and your neighbors healthy.
As the Town, we also recognize a responsibility to help during difficult times. To provide assistance to businesses and residents through these troubling times, the Mayor & Town Council approved a COVID-19 stimulus package.
Middleburg COVID-19 Stimulus Package Details
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COVID-19 Prevention and PreparationThe Town of Middleburg encourages all residents and visitors to stay informed of the latest information around the Coronavirus/COVID-19. The latest information from the Town can be found on the Town's website or on Loudoun County's website. Information changes regularly, so please stay up to date.
Many events are being postponed or canceled due to precautions surrounding COVID-19. Please contact the event manager or location to confirm any specific event or exhibit. All health related questions should be directed to the Loudoun County Health Department phone hotline at (703) 737-8300 or by email at health@loudoun.gov.
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Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties
In the first grant distribution of $25,000, Catholic Charities and Loudoun Cares will jointly rotate staff to respond to requests for financial assistance through a newly established COVID-19 Emergency Fund and Helpline. Loudoun residents who need help paying rent as a result of lost wages from the COVID-19 crisis can call the COVID-19 Emergency Fund and Helpline at 703-669-5040. In addition to providing financial assistance to callers using the CERF funds, Catholic Charities and Loudoun Cares also will help callers identify additional government, nonprofit, and faith-based resources.
Eligibility Requirements for Loudoun Residents
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Thursday, April 23 6:00 PM Town Council Meeting
Monday, April 27 7:00 PM Planning Commission*
You can now watch live streaming/video of the Town Council, Planning Commission and Historic District Review Committee's monthly meetings on the Town's website. To make a public comment or speak during public hearing, please call 540-339-6355 at 6:00 PM the evening of the meeting.
*Decisions regarding meetings will be made one week prior to the meeting date.
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Do you have an update or a new event you would like to add? Email us with your information or with any questions that you may have.
DISCLAIMER: The Town of Middleburg strives to include special events and business advertisements/notices, when received in a timely fashion, in the Friday email newsletter at a maximum of twenty-one days in advance of the event or event series. The Town of Middleburg reserves the right to reduce the number or frequency of advance advertising for individual events if there is a significant number of events in a given period of time. The Town of Middleburg cannot guarantee a newsletter will be published weekly as events may occur that are beyond our control.
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