Phyllis Randall
- Loudoun County Government Failure Exposed: Shocking Venue Safety Violations Jeopardize Public Safety
The inventory scrutinized 100 venues with significant crowd capacities, exposing volume anomalies that scream for investigation. What might seem like mere administrative oversights are, in fact, valid red flags warranting thorough probes.
- Loudoun County Democrat-Led Board Under Fire for $300 FOIA Fees Blocking Press Access to Records
The footage features a concerned citizen explaining the ordeal directly to the camera. He reveals that he submitted a FOIA request to Loudoun County seeking memos pertaining to a specific meeting.
- Taxpayers Deserve Practical Sustainability in Loudoun County’s Tuscarora Land Bay 4 Government Center
The project represents an opportunity to build infrastructure that stands the test of time while respecting fiscal responsibility. Basic requirements already in place include stormwater protection measures, design conditions to mitigate environmental impact, certification and management of invasive species, low-impact development practices, and water quality tree conservation.
- Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Rolls Back Zoning Overreach, Empowering Farmers to Rebuild and Preserve Rural Heritage
The core purpose of rural zoning in Loudoun County has always been to safeguard agriculture and the productive use of land. Barns and related structures are the backbone of farming operations, enabling storage, livestock housing, and equipment maintenance.
- Loudoun County Board Chair Phyllis Randall Calls for Removal of Public Comment Videos, Igniting Free Speech Debate
This incident, captured in a widely shared clip, has raised serious questions about the board’s commitment to transparency and open government. Public meetings are by design open to the public, and recordings of citizen comments during these forums serve as vital records of community input on local issues.
- Seventh-Generation Farmer Raises Alarm Over Agrotourism’s Threat to Western Loudoun’s Rural Legacy
Rockland Farm, located in the heart of western Loudoun, represents a piece of Virginia’s agricultural history dating back over two centuries. The Devlin family, connected through kin like Elizabeth Devlin, has maintained the property amid various regional developments, including past disputes over nearby White’s Ferry access.
- Virginia Father Sounds Alarm on Reckless Truck Maneuvers Endangering Neighborhood Children
The resident pointed out that when these trucks enter the nearby site, they veer sharply into areas where families gather, potentially clipping the top of structures or directly threatening pedestrians. He expressed personal fear for his daughter’s safety, noting that if she were playing there, the outcome could be tragic. ‘It will hit all,’ he
- Parent’s Harrowing Near-Miss Exposes Dangers of Route 7 Traffic Amid Warehouse Push in Virginia County
This firsthand account serves as a stark reminder of the everyday risks families face on Virginia’s congested roadways, particularly Route 7, known for its heavy truck traffic and high speeds. The father’s testimony highlighted how current traffic levels already pose a grave threat to young children near Meadow Farms, presumed to be the local school
- Taxpayer-Funded Government Center in Virginia Faces Push for Pricey Green Add-Ons
From a perspective prioritizing fiscal responsibility, this push raises significant concerns about the prudent use of taxpayer dollars. Government buildings should prioritize durability, functionality, and cost-effectiveness rather than serving as experimental grounds for intermittent renewable technologies.
- Loudoun Counties $2.1 BILLION DOLLAR Non-Departmental Waste: The Budget’s Hidden Black Hole
In Loudoun County’s FY 2027 Proposed Budget, the single largest line item isn’t a fire station, a school, or even sheriff’s deputies. It’s the mysterious “Non-Departmental Expenditures” bucket — a catch-all category that balloons to $2.103 billion in the proposed plan, up from $1.984 billion adopted for FY 2026.
- Loudoun County Taxpayers Foot $85.8 Million Bill for Attainable Housing Push in FY27 Budget
The FY27 proposal includes $10.5 million for a loan program expected to fund 100 units and $4.5 million for the attainable housing fund targeting 110 units. In a move that diverts revenue from smokers, the board has committed a penny of cigarette tax revenue starting in FY2027 specifically for down payment and closing cost assistance.
- New Father Challenges Loudoun County’s Risky Plan for Maintenance Facility Near Playgrounds and Schools
The father, whose daughter is just two weeks old, articulated a heartfelt plea: ‘I believe this location is not befitting for the purpose that it is being intended for.’ He highlighted the potential hazards of a warehouse-like structure generating noise and traffic from heavy equipment in an area frequented by young families. The idea of
- Parent Delivers Passionate Plea Against Warehouse Project Citing Child Safety Risks and County Liability
Route 7 serves as a critical artery through Virginia’s northern regions, carrying thousands of vehicles daily, including high-speed commuters and commercial trucks. The father’s account paints a vivid picture of vulnerability: young children playing in close proximity to such hazards, with parents struggling to keep constant watch.
- Parents Champion Fully Funded Plan for School Resource Officers in Loudoun County Elementary Schools
The proposal outlines a phased approach where each SRO would oversee three to four elementary schools, addressing the more than 5,000 instances over the past three years in which officers were pulled from middle and high schools to respond to elementary calls. These include threat assessments and other urgent matters, underscoring the need for dedicated
- 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 County Faces New Push for 5-Cent Plastic Bag Tax Amid Fiscal Concerns by Marty Martinez
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, consisting of Chair Phyllis Randall, Vice Chair Mike Turner, and supervisors representing the Algonkian, Ashburn, Blue Ridge, Broad Run, Catoctin, Dulles, Leesburg, Loudoun Valley, and Sterling districts, recently heard public testimony highlighting the potential burdens of this policy. Speakers pointed out that Loudoun County has already collected substant
- Push for Armed School Resource Officers in Loudoun County Elementary Schools Gains Momentum Amid Safety Concerns
Sheriff Chapman has proposed a phased expansion of SROs into all elementary schools starting with the FY27 budget. This initiative comes after incidents such as a gas leak evacuation at an elementary school in the Catoctin district, where principals struggled to manage students in freezing temperatures without immediate on-site law enforcement support.
- Loudoun Republicans Stand Firm Against Phyllis Randall’s Plastic Bag Tax
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, consisting of Chair Phyllis Randall, Vice Chair Mike Turner of the Ashburn District, Kristen Umstattd of Leesburg, Juli Briskman of Algonkian approved the measure as part of Virginia’s statewide authorization for localities to implement such fees.
- Loudoun Republicans Rally Against Plastic Bag Tax Amid Rising Grocery Costs
The tax, permitted under Virginia state law, requires retailers to charge 5 cents per plastic bag, with proceeds earmarked for environmental cleanup, litter mitigation, and reusable bag distribution to low-income programs.
- Loudoun Republicans Rally Against Proposed Plastic Bag Tax Amid Rising Grocery Costs
Opponents, led by Loudoun Republicans, contend that the tax is anything but voluntary, as Chair Randall has described it. Residents point out that such fees inevitably get passed on to consumers, adding to the cost of everyday shopping at a time when inflation has made groceries unaffordable for many hardworking families.
- RGGI’s Toll on Virginia Families: Pushing for Authentic Affordability Measures in Loudoun County
In Loudoun County, one of Virginia’s fastest-growing and most affluent areas, these elevated energy costs exacerbate the ongoing housing affordability crisis.
- Loudoun County Faces Housing Crossroads: Juli Briskman’s Push for Density Sparks Hypocrisy Debate
In the heart of Virginia’s Loudoun County, a heated discussion on housing policy is unfolding at the Board of Supervisors, highlighting the tension between rapid growth and preserving the suburban charm that has long defined this affluent area. During a recent Board of Supervisors meeting, Algonkian District Supervisor Juli Briskman, a Democrat, advocated strongly for
- Loudoun County’s $194 Million Surplus Squandered on Government Expansion Instead of Taxpayer Relief
In a move that has sparked outrage among fiscal conservatives, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted on January 6, 2026, to allocate a staggering $194 million in unassigned surplus funds from the Fiscal Year 2025 budget to a laundry list of government programs and reserves, rather than returning the money directly to hardworking taxpayers
- The Looming Threat of Rent Controls in Loudoun County – A Call for Market Freedom
As the Virginia General Assembly gears up for its 2026 session starting January 14, Loudoun County finds itself at the epicenter of a heated debate over housing policies that could undermine property rights and economic vitality. With average rents surging 43% from $1,618 in 2020 to $2,310 in 2025, Democratic leaders on the Board of Supervisors, led by Chair Phyllis Randall, are aggressively advoc
- Loudoun County’s Push for Rent Caps Sparks Debate on Housing Affordability and Economic Freedom
In the affluent suburbs of Northern Virginia, where Loudoun County has long been a beacon of economic growth and opportunity, a contentious debate is unfolding over proposals to implement rent stabilization measures.
- Loudoun County’s Small Businesses Suffocated by Democrat Red Tape and Data Center Boom
In Loudoun County, Virginia, where innovation should thrive, local entrepreneur Rob Batchelder is emblematic of the struggles faced by family-owned businesses under the weight of inconsistent Democratic policies.
- Loudoun Cty Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall’s Mishandling of Public Comment Undermines Free Speech and Fairness
At the July 15 Loudoun County Board of Supervisors meeting—the final session before the summer break—Chair Phyllis Randall (D) sparked controversy and confusion by abruptly enforcing a new public comment policy without board approval. Her actions raised serious concerns about silencing dissent and selectively applying rules, undermining both free speech and fair governance.
- Phyllis Randall, Loudoun County Chairwoman Sparks Controversy Over Deportation Comments on Social Media
MS-13 has been classified as a terrorist organization, and the Trump administration has prioritized deporting individuals with suspected gang ties.
- Supervisor Briskman’s Protest at Trump Golf Course Sparks Controversy in Loudoun County
Julie Briskman, the Board of Supervisor representing the Algonkian District in Loudoun County, was spotted last night alongside her boyfriend, both raising their middle fingers at passing motorists in her neighborhood.
- Phyllis Randall
Phyllis Joycelyn Randall (born 1964 or 1965)[1] is an American politician and mental-health therapist. A Democrat, she is chair at-large of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, Virginia and the first African-American woman to chair a county board in Virginia.