A list of groups who have opposed the Outer Beltway, and a list of elected officials who have publicly opposed or expressed concern.
*this list is a work in progress. If you would like to add your organization or your name to the elected officials list, please contact [email protected]*
Elected Officials Who Have Publicly Opposed or Expressed Concern About the Outer Beltway
- Prince William County: Gainesville District Supervisor Pete Candland
- Prince William County: Occoquan District Supervisor Michael C. May
- Prince William County: Potomac District Supervisor Maureen S. Caddigan
- Delegate Hugo
- Delegate Marshall
- Delegate Webert
- Senator Black
- Senator Stuart
- Senator Vogel
- Congressman Wolf (*Congressman Wolf sent a letter to Governor McDonnell expressing ‘serious reservations’ about the project)
Groups/Organizations Who Are Opposed to the Outer Beltway
- 350 Loudoun
- Aldie Heritage Association
- Anacostia Watershed Society
- Chapman Forest Foundation
- Citizens for Fauquier County
- Coalition for Smarter Growth
- General Trimbles Community Association
- Goose Creek Association
- Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
- Maryland Conservation Council
- Mattawoman Watershed Society
- McLean Citizens Association
- Moms Clean Air Force, Virginia
- Mosby Heritage Area Association
- National Wildlife Federation – Mid-Atlantic Region Center
- Nature Abounds
- Oak Valley Homeowners Association
- Piedmont Environmental Council
- Prince William Conservation Alliance
- Potomac Conservancy
- Save the Battlefield Coalition
- Say No To Tri-County Parkway
- Shenandoah Valley Network
- Sierra Club – Virginia Chapter
- Sudley Mountain/Stony Ridge Civic Association
- Sudley United Methodist Church
- Southern Environmental Law Center
- Sustainable Loudoun
- Virginia Conservation Network
- Virginia League of Conservation Voters
- Western Prince William Homeowners Alliance
Read the Nov 20, 2013 letter from a number of these organizations to Governor-Elect Terry McAuliffe. The letter highlights some of the environmental arguments against pursuing the Bi-County Parkway (a key piece of the Outer Beltway) — particularly the air, water and climate impacts.