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Los Alamos Public Library Invites Community To Celebrate National Library Week April 19-25

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LIBRARY News:

What brings you joy? Whether it’s diving into a new book, learning a skill, connecting with neighbors, or discovering something unexpected, Los Alamos Public Library invites the community to find their joy during National Library Week, April 19-25.

National Library Week celebrates the vital role libraries play in bringing people together, sparking imagination and supporting lifelong learning. From books and digital resources to job assistance and creative programs, libraries remain essential to building strong, thriving communities.

Mesa Public Library and the White Read More

Community Invited To Atomic Fiber Groundbreaking Ceremony May 12

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COUNTY News:

Los Alamos County has announced that construction of Atomic Fiber—the community broadband network—will begin in May. To celebrate, the County is inviting every community member to a groundbreaking ceremony on May 12. The ceremony begins at 4 p.m. in the parking area behind the White Rock Visitor Center.

This will be a great opportunity to ask questions about the network, learn about the technology behind the network and how it will be built, and meet the different Internet Service Providers.

“This is a major milestone in modernizing the County and poises us to be ready for the future,” Read More

County Council To Hold Budget Hearings April 27, 28, 29

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COUNTY News:

Los Alamos County Council will hold Budget Hearings at 6 p.m. on April 27, 28, and 29 in Council Chambers at the Municipal Building, 1000 Central Ave.

The meetings are open to the public in person, and a Zoom option is offered for remote participation (Zoom Link).

Agendas are posted 72 hours before each meeting on the County’s Legistar page.

For more information on the County Council and the Strategic Leadership Plan, visit the County Council web page or call the County Manager’s office at 505.663.1750. Read More

Residents Interested In Guiding Direction Of County Through Boards Or Commissions Encouraged To Apply

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COUNTY News:

Los Alamos County is seeking residents interested in guiding the direction of the County through various board and commission positions.

Have a passion for art or history? Interested in parks and recreation or transportation issues? There are many ways for citizens to become actively involved in the business of government.

In addition to the opportunities that citizens have to express their thoughts and concerns at County Council meetings and public meetings, Los Alamos County residents may apply to serve on one of many Boards, Commissions and Committees (BCCs).

Applications Read More

Los Alamos County Transitions Public Website To .GOV Domain To Enhance Security And Public Trust

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COUNTY News:

Los Alamos County announces that its public website has successfully transitioned to a .GOV domain. The County’s web address has officially changed from losalamosnm.us to losalamosnm.gov, marking an important step toward strengthening cybersecurity and reinforcing public confidence in County communications.

The move to a .GOV domain is part of a nationwide effort to ensure that government websites are easily identifiable, secure, and trustworthy. The .GOV domain is restricted to verified government entities and offers enhanced protection against phishing, spoofing, Read More

Dermody: Rooftop Solar Remains Pragmatic Solution For Rising Energy Costs

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By CONNOR DERMODY
Clean Earth Consultants

As Spring begins, this is one of the more prominent times of the year where I experience an uptick in consultations for photovoltaic (PV) designs. Since I started working with homeowners in Los Alamos County four years ago, I have experienced quite a bit of change, from available incentives to how clients will be compensated for energy shared with the utility grid. Despite the ebbs and flows, I remain confident that the conscientious switch to rooftop solar is a sound solution for your current and ongoing energy needs.

Here are a few reasons why I believe Read More

County Addresses Nesting Season

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The female goose is nesting at Ashley Pond. Courtesy/LAC

COUNTY News:

It’s that time of the year again! The female goose is nesting.

Animal Control has been receiving multiple calls with concerns for her or her whereabouts.

“We promise, she is just fine. She is nesting and will stay there for quite a while. She doesn’t need anything but privacy.” –County spokesperson

Ed (the male) is back to hanging out with his own reflection in the windows. He is not depressed or sad and does not need any extra intervention.

Thank you all for the concerns. Animal Control officers will continue to keep an eye on our Read More