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September 15, 2026 · 6:30 PMPUBLIC HEARING

BPOL public hearing

Board of Supervisors · Countywide

Stafford Government Center, 1300 Courthouse Road, Stafford, VA

The Board will receive public comment on a proposal to restore a Business, Professional and Occupational License tax. The proposed tax has not been adopted.

Why this matters

A BPOL tax would be measured against business gross receipts rather than profit. The Board has not adopted a tax or final rate.

November 3, 2026VOTER REFERENDUM

School construction sales-tax referendum

Stafford County voters · Countywide

Stafford voters will decide whether to authorize a local sales and use tax of up to 1% for eligible school construction, renovation and capital projects. A yes vote would authorize the Board of Supervisors to implement it; it would not itself select or fully fund individual projects.

Why this matters

The measure would affect the tax on eligible purchases and create a dedicated source for school capital needs. School operating expenses could not be paid from this revenue.

Next decision: Date not yet announcedDATE TBD

Accokeek Center: Board review

Board of Supervisors · Falmouth

Accokeek Center has requested a comprehensive-plan amendment, rezoning and a conditional-use permit for an electrical substation. The Planning Commission recommended approval; the Board of Supervisors has not granted final approval.

Why this matters

The requests would affect land-use designations and permitted development near Richmond Highway in Falmouth, including data-center uses and an electrical substation.

Next decision: Date not yet announcedDATE TBD

Enon Road Tech Park rezoning

Board of Supervisors · Hartwood

A rezoning request seeks to change approximately 162 acres along Enon Road from agricultural and light-industrial zoning to heavy-industrial zoning for up to 2 million square feet of data-center uses and related infrastructure. A separate electric-substation compliance review is also listed.

Why this matters

A zoning change would alter permitted land uses in Hartwood. The application and requested floor area are proposals, not an approved construction plan.

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170,803Estimated residentsJuly 1, 2025
+8.8%Population growth2020 base to 2025
36.1 minMean commuteWorkers age 16+
$485,100Median home value2020–2024 estimate

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