County development reviews
Rezoning, permit and site-plan schedules change as applications move through review.
Check Planning & Zoning →Stafford County project dashboard
Know what’s being built in Stafford—before it’s built.
Track data centers, transmission lines, major developments, roads, taxes and county decisions that could affect your neighborhood.
16mapped data-center projectsProposed ≠ approvedstatus language stays preciseSource-drivenofficial records linked
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Upcoming decisions
What residents should watch next
North Anna–Bristers
The Stafford-crossing northern transmission section remains under route and environmental review.
Read the project briefing →Board and Planning Commission
Agendas are the authoritative source for hearing dates and items scheduled for action.
View county meetings →Major-project watch
Start with the projects changing Stafford.
Each mapped data center now has a permanent page with status, location, scale, parcels, zoning, official records and clearly identified information gaps.
Browse all projects →Latest reporting
News and public information
Stafford Raises Taxes on Residents, Then Approves Up to $2.25 Million Tax Incentive for Publix
Stafford County residents facing higher property taxes are questioning whether it is fair for one of the nation’s largest grocery chains to receive millions of dollars in local tax incentives.
SEPTEMBER 3, 2026$1,789 Per Linear Foot: Stafford Cut the Ribbon on a $2.1 Million Sidewalk
Stafford’s new 1,200-foot pedestrian connection provides real safety benefits—but its published project cost nearly doubled from the original estimate, raising questions about value and transparency.
SEPTEMBER 1, 2026Stafford real-estate taxes: why bills have risen even when the rate fell
Stafford’s 2026 base rate is slightly lower than it was five, 10 and 15 years ago—but reassessments and two consecutive rate increases have pushed the burden higher for many property owners.
AUGUST 29, 2026Stay informed
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