News & Updates
Cider Mill Redux
During the Town-hosted public input meetings, a variety of concepts, ideas and concerns were raised by residents who live south of Rt. 9 and west of the Town of Hillsboro. The majority of the feedback has related to safety issues, speed limit, truck and increase of...
PRESS RELEASE: Town of Hillsboro Opens Bids on Schedule for Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety Project
The Town of Hillsboro opened bids from three qualified prime contractors for its ReThink9 Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety Project on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019.
How Public Input Shaped the ReThink9 Traffic Management Framework
In a letter from Mayor Vance, he recaps the major elements of the ReThink9 project and how public input went into the final maintenance of traffic framework.
NEW DATE: Open House / Public Information Session, November 14 from 5-7 p.m.
UPDATE: In an effort to accommodate all audiences at these meetings, we have moved this next information session from Tuesday to Thursday. This change allows us to host this meeting in the Old Stone School Auditorium where we will have more space and also accommodates...
VDOT Approves Path Forward for Town of Hillsboro’s Traffic Calming Project
VDOT has made its decision on the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) plan based on the town and VDOT's NOVA and Staunton district traffic experts data-driven analyses recommending the best and most efficient way to move forward in the least amount of time and with the least...
VDOT and Town of Hillsboro Technical Teams Reach Consensus on Traffic Plans for Long-Anticipated Route 9 Project
On Thursday, September 26, VDOT leadership received the primary components of a traffic plan from a joint technical engineering team from the Town of Hillsboro and VDOT’s Northern Virginia and Staunton Districts for the Town of Hillsboro’s Route 9 Traffic Calming and...
A Message from Mayor Vance: Hillsboro Always Advocates for Our Local Businesses
To our ReThink9 community: The Town cares deeply about our local economy along the corridor and in the northwestern region of the county and has publicly been a strong advocate of needs of our rural businesses. Contrary to misleading press reports, no decision on a...
From Loudoun Now 9/4/19: an editorial “The Inconvenience is Certain, The Duration is Not”
We are sharing here text from the recent editorial published in the September 4, 2019 issue of Loudoun Now (page 40): The Inconvenience is Certain, The Duration is Not Since the triumphant celebration on the steps of the Old Stone School a year ago after construction...
An Open Letter from Blue Ridge Supervisor Buffington
Loudoun County’s Blue Ridge District Supervisor conveys his strong support for ReThink9 to be built in the shortest timeframe and the most efficient and least-disruptive way possible.
PRESS RELEASE: The Town of Hillsboro Refutes Clarke County Claims About ReThink9 Road and Infrastructure Project
Hillsboro, Va., August 30, 2019—The Town of Hillsboro has responded to a press release issued by the Clark County Public Information Office on August 29 to local media to correct several inaccurate and false statements. According to Hillsboro Mayor Roger Vance, the...
Letters From Our Elected Officials, Local, State and U.S. Congresswoman Wexton, and Organizations
Thank you to the public officials and local Loudoun businesses and organizations whose letters of support for ReThink9 efforts to complete this project in the shortest duration possible continue to arrive daily so we can share them here on our site. Thanks to Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton, Blue Ridge District Supervisor Tony Buffington, Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall, Senator Richard Black, Hillsboro Charter Academy Principal Mark Wertheimer, AltaTerra Farm Bed & Breakfast owner Alta Jones and Visit Loudoun President & CEO Beth Erickson.
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To clarify reports regarding the detours for the RT9 project, there will be both a “Regional Detour” and “Hillsboro Detour”.
The regional detour will direct all traffic originating west of Rt. 340 to follow Rt. 340 to Rt. 7. We expect 60 to 65 percent of the total daily volume of traffic on Route 9 will use the regional detour. The designated HIllsboro detour for traffic around the Town of Hillsboro will be Rt. 719 (Stony Point Road) to Woodgrove Road to Allder School Road then back north on Hillsboro Road to reconnect with Route 9.
NOTE: EXCEPT DURING TEMPORARY FULL CLOSURE PERIODS (TO BE DETERMINED)
ON WEEKDAYS, ONE LANE EASTBOUND WILL BE OPEN THROUGH HILLSBORO FOR MORNING RUSH TRAFFIC FROM 4 A.M. TO 9:30 A.M.
ON WEEKENDS, (BEGINNING FRIDAY’S AT 2 P.M.) ONE-LANE WESTBOUND WILL BE OPEN THROUGH HILLSBORO UNTIL SUNDAYS AT 6 P.M.
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