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New Town Hall Project
Town Hall Open to the Public
The Town of Middleburg is pleased that the Town Hall is now open to the public. The building opened for public use on October 30, 2023.
Key Public Amenities:
- Two convenient entrances to access Town Administration and/or the Police Department
- 40 parking spaces for public use
- 2 Disabled parking spaces
- DC Fast Charger EV Station with 2 dedicated parking spaces (CCS1 plugs currently provided; customer will need an adapter for NACS)
- 3-hour parking during business hours; untimed parking after hours and on weekends (no overnight parking allowed)
- Easy access to downtown Middleburg
- Public Restrooms open from 8am - 10pm daily (in the north foyer, on the parking lot side of the building)
- Town Green and Marshall Street Park available for passive park uses by the public
- Meeting Rooms available for use per Town Facility Use policy
- ADA accessibility for all spaces, including advanced hearing systems in Council Chambers for those with hearing disabilities (T-Coil and amplifier packs)
- Public WiFi available inside and outside the building (password located in public spaces, including by the restrooms)
- Water fountains for persons and pets
Live view of Town Hall Construction Project (pictures update every 5 minutes).
Summary
The Town of Middleburg has identified the need to build a new Town Hall to facilitate efficient operations, to provide more public gathering space, and to better serve the public.
Quick Facts
- 11,400+/- square feet, includes Administration, Council Chambers, Police Department, Public Meeting Rooms & Public Restrooms
- Nearly 1.8 acres, with almost 2 acres of disturbed land for all construction activity
- 2 public green spaces for passive parks, activities, festivals and events
- 47 parking spaces to serve the building and Village Green/activities, as well as provide general visitor parking with easy access to downtown area
- Awarded construction contract: $10.688 million
- Primary funding through debt financing, with $2million grant the federal government and $500,000 grant from Loudoun County
- Town's current revenues are sufficient to cover the debt service for the project and fund all current Town operations
Details of Design and Interior Renderings; Groundbreaking Ceremony
