Loudoun County commissioners approve $70K chamber funding and nonprofit budget for FY 2025

Loudon County officials have approved a budget resolution for the upcoming fiscal year, maintaining the current tax levy with no increase. During the Loudon County Commission meeting on June 30, 2025, commissioners voted 8 to 2 in favor of the tax rate, which remains at 1.7683. This decision aims to provide financial stability for the county while supporting local services.

The meeting also addressed the allocation of funds to nonprofit organizations serving the community. A motion to approve the budget for these nonprofits was passed unanimously, reflecting the county's commitment to supporting essential services and programs that benefit residents.

Discussions highlighted concerns regarding sales tax revenue distribution, particularly how cities within the county receive the majority of these funds, leaving the county with limited resources. Commissioners expressed the need for cities to contribute more to county initiatives, emphasizing the importance of collaboration for the benefit of all residents.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, marking a significant step in the county's financial planning for the next fiscal year. The decisions made are expected to have a lasting impact on community services and fiscal health as Loudon County moves forward.