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Norman Styer
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Editor and Publisher, Loudoun Now
Leesburg
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Business, Sports, Entertainment, Technology, News, Politics, Human interest
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By Hanna Pampaloni Verified, Norman Styer Verified| Loudoun Now Verified The Purcellville Town Council is expected on Tuesday to take a final vote to eliminate its Police Department. If they do, the town will be the largest in the commonwealth not to provide that service. Of the 100 Virginia towns with population over 1,000 residents, only eight do not have a municipal police force. Of those, Lovettsville, with a 2020 census population of 2,694, is the largest town without a police department.
By Hanna Pampaloni Verified, Norman Styer Verified| Loudoun Now Verified The Purcellville Town Council is expected on Tuesday to take a final vote to eliminate its Police Department. If they do, the town will be the largest in the commonwealth not to provide that service. Of the 100 Virginia towns with population over 1,000 residents, only eight do not have a municipal police force. Of those, Lovettsville, with a 2020 census population of 2,694, is the largest town without a police department.
By Hanna Pampaloni Verified, Norman Styer Verified| Loudoun Now Verified The Purcellville Town Council is expected on Tuesday to take a final vote to eliminate its Police Department. If they do, the town will be the largest in the commonwealth not to provide that service. Of the 100 Virginia towns with population over 1,000 residents, only eight do not have a municipal police force. Of those, Lovettsville, with a 2020 census population of 2,694, is the largest town without a police department.
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Loudoun Now
Loudoun Now is a community-owned news organization covering Loudoun County, Virginia. In print, the Loudoun Now newspaper is mailed weekly to more than 42,000 homes in Leesburg, western Loudoun and Ashburn, and distributed for pickup throughout the county. Online, Loudoun Now provides daily news coverage of Loudoun County and its communities, including Aldie, Ashburn, Brambleton, Hamilton, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville, Round Hill, Sterling, South Riding and Waterford.
Leesburg, Virginia, United States
'+1 703-770-9723
Founded: 2015