Lovettsville Town Council · Nov 3, 2026
Megan E.
Cox
Megan E. Cox is running for Lovettsville Town Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 3 seats.
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The race · Town Council
- 01Megan E. CoxYou’re reading
- 02Robert R. "Rob" Hill, Jr.
- 03Jared T. McCrory
- 04Paul Richard Pico
Background
- About
- Loudoun County division manager for grants, internal audit and financial analysis. She was appointed to the Lovettsville Planning Commission in December 2025.
On the record: Megan E. Cox
6 sourced01Annexation2 sourced positions
Said she opposes annexation without proper evidence and that applications should be judged case by case.
I believe Town Council and the Planning Commission must use data to inform their decisions on annexation on a case by case basis.”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 19, 2026Link
Said a flex space with light industrial and offices is a good mix, with placement and size still to negotiate.
I think having a flex space with light industrial and offices is a really good mix because we just lost one of our largest employers that employed 24 people in the town,”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 6, 2026Link
02Data centers1 sourced position
Said she will oppose zoning or land-use changes meant to allow transmission line and data center development.
I will oppose zoning or land-use changes intended to facilitate transmission line and data center development in or around Lovettsville.”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 19, 2026Link
03Population and growth1 sourced position
as reported by Loudoun Now; not a direct quote
Said keeping the population under 3,500 is one key to keeping the town affordable.
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 6, 2026Link
04Commercial growth1 sourced position
Said the town should consider other tax sources, including commerce and economic development, so residents are not overtaxed.
if we want to keep the town small, we need to consider alternatives for tax funding, which will include commerce, which will include economic development, so that we can maintain a tax base without overtaxing and overpricing our residents,”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 6, 2026Link
05School safety1 sourced position
as reported by Loudoun Now; not a direct quote
Said she would support a school resource officer at Lovettsville Elementary School.
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 6, 2026Link
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