An index of Leesburg public hearings and legal notices. Not the official publication: Loudoun Now is the town's newspaper of record. Clerk: 703-771-2733.
Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Facts on this page come from the Town of Leesburg’s Public Hearing Notices, Public Input Sessions and Clerk of Council pages, and the Virginia Press Association’s Public Notice Virginia site.
This page is an index, not the official publication. Virginia law requires the Town of Leesburg to publish notices of all public hearings before the Town Council and Planning Commission in a newspaper, and the town’s newspaper of record is Loudoun Now. The official version of a notice is the one published there, or posted by the government body that issued it. The town also posts its hearings online. For Town Council notices, call the Clerk of Council at 703-771-2733 or email clerk@leesburgva.gov.
Who to call
- Town Council and Town Manager hearings, the Town Code, records requests: Clerk of Council, 703-771-2733
- Planning Commission hearings: 703-771-2434
- Board of Architectural Review hearings: 703-737-2395
- Board of Zoning Appeals hearings: 703-737-7183
- Statewide newspaper notices: publicnoticevirginia.com
Search statewide newspaper notices
Public Notice Virginia, run by the Virginia Press Association, gathers notices first published in newspapers around the state: rezonings, budgets and tax rates, foreclosures, estate notices, bids and more. Search for “Leesburg” or “Loudoun” to find local ones. It is free to use.
Upcoming town hearings
From the town’s Public Hearing Notices calendar, as of Oct. 19:
| Date | Body | Item |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, Oct. 21, 7 p.m. | Board of Architectural Review | Nine historic district cases, including 105 Rivanna Terrace SW, 106 and 114 Meherrin Terrace SW, 7 N. King St. (two cases), 210 and 231 Cornwall St. NW, 127 Chesterfield Place SW and 217 South St. SE |
| Tuesday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m. | Town Council | Appeal of a Board of Architectural Review decision on 7 Royal St. SE, continued from Oct. 6 |
| Tuesday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m. | Town Council | Second amendment to a renewal license agreement with Lumos Networks Inc. |
| Tuesday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m. | Town Council | Right-of-way license agreement with Lightower (now Zayo) |
| Monday, Nov. 2, 7 p.m. | Board of Architectural Review | Deferred cases for 1221 S. King St. and 18 E. Market St. |
A hearing on Town Code batch amendments for utility updates, set for Oct. 27, was canceled.
Hearings are held in the Council Chamber, second floor of Town Hall, 25 W. Market St. Anyone may speak. People with a disability who need an accommodation should ask staff three days before the meeting; for TTY, dial 711 for the Virginia Relay Service.
Other places notices appear
- Public input sessions: open meetings where town staff explain a project and take questions are posted on the town’s Public Input Sessions page.
- Road projects: design public hearings for road projects, such as the East Market Street hearing on Thursday, Nov. 5, appear on the project pages; see our road construction guide.
- Loudoun County: Board of Supervisors, county Planning Commission and county Board of Zoning Appeals hearings are on the county’s calendar and its Board of Supervisors meeting documents.
- Elections: sample ballots and election notices are on the county’s elections pages; see our voting guide.
- Town Code: the full Town Code and Zoning Ordinance are online.
Records requests
The Clerk of Council is the town’s records officer for general records under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act. Request forms are on the town’s public records page.
What this means for you
- To comment on a hearing, attend in person, or write to the staff contact listed above before the meeting.
- Notices for rezonings and historic district cases usually name the property address; search the town calendar or Public Notice Virginia for your street.
Related guides: building permits and zoning and who to call at Town Hall.
Frequently asked questions
What is Leesburg’s newspaper of record for legal notices?
Loudoun Now, according to the Town of Leesburg. Virginia law requires the town to publish notices of public hearings before the Town Council and Planning Commission in the newspaper.
Where can I search Virginia public notices online?
On publicnoticevirginia.com, the Virginia Press Association’s free site, which gathers notices first published in newspapers across the state.
How do I find upcoming public hearings in Leesburg?
The town lists hearings before the Town Council, Planning Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and Board of Architectural Review on its Public Hearing Notices page. Questions about Council hearings go to the Clerk of Council, 703-771-2733.
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