Leesburg Daily Brief: Tax Assessments, Health Training, and Public Safety Update

Today’s Local Snapshot

Here’s a look at a few items shaping the conversation around Leesburg today, from mailboxes to meeting rooms.

Real Estate Assessment Notices Go Out

Loudoun County has begun mailing 2026 real estate assessment notices to property owners, with online access already available. The assessments reflect market activity from 2025 and establish property values as of January 1, 2026.

County officials emphasize that these notices are not tax bills. Final tax rates will be set later this spring, with payment deadlines scheduled for June and December. Homeowners who believe their assessment is incorrect will have several weeks to request a formal review.

Behavioral Health Training Continues in February

Free behavioral health training sessions are continuing across Loudoun County this month, including both virtual and in-person options. Programs focus on topics such as childhood trauma awareness and mental health first aid.

Some sessions are happening today, while others are scheduled throughout February. Space is limited for many classes, and advance registration is required. Local leaders say the goal is to expand community awareness and strengthen early response skills.

Arrest Made in 2025 Leesburg Explosion Case

Fire and rescue officials have announced an arrest connected to an explosion that occurred in Leesburg last October. Investigators determined the blast involved an improvised explosive device that caused damage in a residential area.

The case involved multiple responding agencies and a months-long investigation. Authorities have not released additional details, but say the arrest marks a significant step toward accountability and public safety.

Sources

https://sheriff.loudoun.gov/m/NewsFlash

https://www.loudoun.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/10397

https://www.loudoun.gov