Supporters of State Bill 675 say a casino could help compensate for a potential commercial tax revenue shortage, as demand for office space declines in Virginia's most populous county.
Supporters of State Bill 675 say a casino could help compensate for a potential commercial tax revenue shortage, as demand for office space declines in Virginia's most populous county.
Even if SB 675 passes the Senate and House in the 2025 legislative session and is approved by the VA Governor, it would need to go to the ballot before being approved. "No matter what happens at the state level, Fairfax County voters would have a chance to decide through a ballot referendum before anyone broke ground on a proposed project.”
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