By the end of the March, the COVID-19 pandemic will no longer be declared an emergency in the Town of Herndon. The move follows efforts by neighboring jurisdictions to end formalized states of emergency. “All emergency actions in response to COVID-19 have been taken and the public health emergency triggered by COVID-19 has diminished to
Ever since Loudoun Composting closed its yard waste facility last June, the Town of Herndon has been on the look for a new regional partner to process its organic materials. At a Herndon Town Council work session on Feb. 21, the town formalized an agreement with Prince William County to sent its waste to a
The topic of pay for the Herndon Town Council is on the legislative body’s docket again. After instituting the first pay increase in nearly 15 years for the 2023-2024 term, the council is considering the possibility of reducing pay to previous levels. The move, pitched by Vice Mayor Clark Hedrick, is in response to fiscal
Sidewalk improvements are in the works for two streets in the Town of Herndon. Included as part of the town’s long-range capital projects planning tool the Capital Improvement Program the town is planning a series of sidewalk improvements on Spring and Locust streets, each of which will cost over $1 million overall. The
Town of Herndon government offices (staff photo by Jay Westcott) The Town of Herndon is exploring the creation of a new business incubator. The project is intended to promote e-commerce and establish the town as a tech-savvy area. Partnerships could include George Mason University, Virginia Small Business Development Center, and Office Evolution, an office space