Purcellville Town Council · Nov 3, 2026
Mitch S.
Seipt
Mitch S. Seipt is running for Purcellville Town Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 3 seats.
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The race · Town Council
- 01H. Sam Brown, Jr.
- 02Paul E. McCray
- 03Greg F. Paris
- 04Mitch S. SeiptYou’re reading
- 05Hank J. Speckhardt
- 06Kevin B. WrightIncumbent
Background
- About
- Middle school assistant principal with Loudoun County Public Schools.
Erin K. Rayner, Mitch S. Seipt, Kevin B. Wright and Paul E. McCray took part in the Citizens for Purcellville candidate forum; the other four candidates did not. Purcellville News · Sep 11, 2026
On the record: Mitch S. Seipt
6 sourced01Utility rates1 sourced position
answer to the Loudoun Now candidate questionnaire
Said he supports the council's five-year plan to restore balance to the utility funds.
While I know that it’s going to hurt for a while, I am in support of the five year plan adopted by council in April to restore this balance.”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 19, 2026Link
02Meals tax for utilities1 sourced position
answer to the Loudoun Now candidate questionnaire
Said the utility funds and the General Fund should each stand on their own.
The utility funds need to be able to stand on their own, as does the general fund.”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 19, 2026Link
03Zoning ordinance1 sourced position
as reported by Purcellville News; not a direct quote
Said the 2.5-story height limit on 21st Street should be raised to three stories.
Forum answerPurcellville News · Oct 16, 2026Link
04Main Street program1 sourced position
answer to the Loudoun Now candidate questionnaire
Said the town should rejoin the Virginia Main Street program.
We need to reestablish our affiliation with the Virginia Main Street program, which provides our small businesses with access to grants and networks at no direct cost to the town.”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 19, 2026Link
05Housing1 sourced position
answer to the Loudoun Now candidate questionnaire
Said he sees little opportunity for additional homes in Purcellville.
I do not see much opportunity for additional homes in Purcellville, as the developments that have been built over the past twenty-five years have pushed us pretty close to our natural limit.”
Own statementLoudoun Now · Oct 19, 2026Link
06Police department1 sourced position
as reported by Purcellville News; not a direct quote
Said yes when asked whether he would commit to long-term funding for the Purcellville Police Department.
Forum answerPurcellville News · Sep 11, 2026Link
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