Mike Chapman
- Sheriff Defends Law Enforcement Integrity Against Political Misinformation
Loudoun County is governed by a nine-member Board of Supervisors that includes Chair At-Large Phyllis Randall, Vice Chair Michael Turner of the Ashburn District, Juli Briskman of the Algonkian District, Sylvia Glass of the Broad Run District, Caleb Kershner of the Catoctin District, Matthew Letourneau of the Dulles District, Kristen Umstattd of the Leesburg District, Laura TeKrony of the Little River District, and Koran Saines of the Sterling District.
- Loudoun County Advances Massive $5.4 Billion Budget Amid Conservative Calls to Cut Wasteful Education Spending
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors recently advanced a massive $5.4 billion budget for fiscal year 2027, raising serious concerns among taxpayers about unchecked government spending. At the center of this financial blueprint is a staggering $2.1 billion operating budget for Loudoun County Public Schools, which includes a fully funded $105 million increase requested by
- Loudoun County School Board Grapples with Elementary School Safety as Parents Demand Action
The Loudoun County School Board, representing districts across the county, includes members such as Chair April Chandler (Algonkian District), Lauren Shernoff (Leesburg District), Melinda Mansfield, Arben Istrefi, Anne Donahue, and others serving the nine districts: Algonkian, Ashburn, Blue Ridge, Broad Run, Catoctin, Dulles, Leesburg, Lovettsville, and Sterling. This board has faced scrutiny for
- Loudoun School Board Democrats Overreach on SRO Expansion Agenda
The Loudoun County School Board, serving one of Virginia’s fastest-growing and most affluent counties, comprises nine members representing distinct districts: Algonkian District Chair April Chandler, and representatives from Ashburn, Blue Ridge, Broad Run, Catoctin, Dulles, Leesburg, and Lovettsville districts. With only two Republican members amid a Democratic majority, the board has faced scruti
- Loudoun County Sheriff’s Emphasis on Mentor-Trained SROs Highlights Path to Safer Schools
The undersheriff explained that the program thrives due to thorough vetting processes for personnel, ensuring only the most qualified individuals serve in these critical roles. Over the past three years, middle and high school SROs have been redirected more than 5,000 times to handle incidents at elementary schools, pulling them away from their primary assignments.
- Loudoun County Parents Demand Action After School Board Rejects Fully Funded SRO Proposal for Elementary Schools
The proposal, put forward by Sheriff Mike Chapman, aimed to assign each SRO to cover three to four elementary schools. Currently, SROs are stationed at all middle and high schools, but over the past three years, they have been pulled from those locations more than 5,000 times to handle calls at elementary schools.
- Loudoun Democrats demand the Sheriff’s Office Stop Following the Law
On April 1, 2025, the Loudoun County Democratic Committee issued a press release condemning Sheriff Mike Chapman’s decision to sign a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
- Sheriff Chapman Voted “Loudoun’s Favorites”
Loudoun Now’s annual list of “Loudoun’s Favorites” was released today and the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) has been recognized as Favorite Government Service and Sheriff Mike Chapman as Favorite Public Servant for the fourth year in a row. “I’m proud that the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office has been named Loudoun’s Favorite Government Service and
- Mike Chapman
Michael Chapman is a law enforcement executive who is the current sheriff of Loudoun County, Virginia and administrator of the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office. Chapman was born in Washington, D.C. and began his law enforcement career with the Howard County Police Department (Maryland) in 1978.