SPECIAL!!
There is NO MEETING on August 1
Date Change for August General Meeting
August 8-New Date
due to a scheduling conflict
Social 9am, Meeting 9:30am
At our usual location
ASWB at 17126 Mountain Run Vista Ct.
Welcome to Democracy on Main Street!
We are the Culpeper County Democratic Committee. Steadily growing in size and strength, we welcome anyone who believes that all people deserve representation, justice and dignity. Our mission is to help elect representatives who will uphold the Constitution and its protections for all Americans. See you at the polls!
Our general membership meetings are held from 9-11 a.m. on the first Saturday of the month EXCEPT OUR NEXT MEETING WHEN WE MEET ON AUGUST 8 due to location availability. Meanwhile, visit our office at 411 S. Main St. If the blue flag is flying, we’re open! Questions? Contact us here or at (540) 227-0558.
New! Show your support with Culpeper Democrats merch!
Shop ’til you drop at the NEW CCDC ONLINE STORE. We’ve got men’s and women’s collared shirts, T-shirts, and hats. All are available in Democrat Blue. T-shirts and hats are also available in white. Look for the pulldown color selector on the item page.
At checkout, choose “Pick up my order” under Delivery to save on shipping. Orders can be picked up at the Culpeper Dems Main Street office. Click here for pickup hours.
Get yours today!
Culpeper Democrats are loud and proud!
So many events!
- Culpeper Dems are roared through the Fireman’s Parade.
- We represented at Culpeper Pride.
- We were at Culpeper Fest and Kid-Peperpalooza.
- We gave out school supplies at BIE Day – Business, Education, and Industry Day – for the Employees of the Culpeper County Schools. Teachers rock!
Thank you to everyone who volunteered!
Data center and valley link
At our July meeting we had speakers from the Piedmont Environmental Council (PECVA) and Block Valley Link, two organizations mobilizing to address the expansion of data centers and supporting infrastructure in our area. In addition to our usual business, we will briefly address this issue again at our August meeting.
Here are some resources from the July meeting:
- A short explanitory video from PECVA’s website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVeXy18LPes
- A story in Wired magazine that was referenced in the PECVA presentation: https://www.wired.com/story/new-gas-powered-data-centers-could-emit-more-greenhouse-gases-than-entire-nations/
