The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to meet Oct. 27, 2026, in Woodstock, VA, according to the official agenda posted by the County of Shenandoah. The agenda includes public comment related to a proposed data center project in the area.
According to the published agenda, the discussion matters to residents because it addresses a developer’s recent public meeting on a potential data center and includes resident input on the proposal’s impact on the county.
The agenda excerpt states that a resident, identified as Ben King, “shared his thoughts on the public meeting that was hosted the night before by a developer of a potential data center,” and “suggested that the County should ban data centers to preserve the natural beauty of the area,” according to the official record. The same agenda notes that Sharon Cales, identified as being from Strasburg, “spoke about the previous night” meeting as well, per the published document.
- Date: Oct. 27, 2026
- Location: Woodstock, VA
- Meeting type: Council Vote, according to the official agenda
- Topic: Public comment on a proposed data center development
- Speakers listed in agenda: Ben King and Sharon Cales of Strasburg
- Agenda source: shenandoahcountyva.gov
According to the published agenda, the Board of Supervisors is scheduled to hold this meeting as part of its regular process for considering county matters, including public comment on proposed developments. No vote outcome or further action is specified in the available agenda record.
Residents who wish to participate can attend the Oct. 27, 2026 meeting in Woodstock, VA, or review the full agenda at the link provided by Shenandoah County to learn how to submit public comment, according to the official posting.
Official source: the published record