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County Invites Community To Share Input On Bayo Canyon Trailhead Improvements March 24 At Fuller Lodge

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Los Alamos County, in partnership with landscape architecture firm Groundwork Studio, invites community members to attend a public meeting to provide input on planned renovations at the Bayo Canyon Trailhead.

The meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 24, 2026, in the Pajarito Room at Fuller Lodge. Residents, trail users, and community groups are encouraged to attend and share feedback about how the site is currently used and what improvements could better serve the community.

The goal of the meeting is to gather insights from the public and local user groups to Read More

Traffic Advisory: Pedestrian Refuge Island Modifications At Trinity Drive To Begin March 17 

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RL Leeder, working for Pavilion Construction, contractor of the Hill Apartments and the Realignment of 35th Street at Trinity Drive (NM-502), will be performing the following work beginning on March 17: Construction activities will take place within the center median at the new pedestrian refuge island just west of 35th Street and Trinity Drive. Construction will take place between the hours of 8 a.m.–3:30 p.m. 

Traffic control devices will be set up to protect the workers in the central lane while both eastbound and westbound lanes remain open. Motorists and cyclists are asked Read More

Bayo Canyon Trailhead Project: Call-To-Action From Community Services Director Cory Styron

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Community Services Director Cory Styron

COUNTY News:

The County has partnered with FBT Architects to improve the Bayo Canyon Trailhead for all users, creating a safer, more accessible space that reflects community priorities and values. This project includes designing the space and overseeing construction of the Bayo Canyon Trailhead.

A community listening session was held Wednesday, Feb. 11, where about 20 residents shared insightful feedback and ideas. Now, we are asking the community to be part of this trailhead process! First, watch the video so you can understand what is happening Read More

Fifteen Los Alamos Residents File Candidacy For Office

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Top row from left, Rep. Christine Chandler, Magistrate Judge Catherine Taylor, Municipal Judge Elizabeth Allen, Assessor candidate Jeff Casalina, Sheriff candidate Antonio Maggiore. Center row from left, Sheriff candidate David Izraelevitz, County Council candidates David Hampton, Eric Stromberg, Jason Chappel, Joe Granville. Bottom row from left: Council candidate Marshall Maez, Councilor Melanee Hand, Council candidate Steve Lynne, Councilor Theresa Cull and Probate Judge Perry Clare all filed for the 2026 election. Collage created by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com

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County To Hold Virtual Meeting To Gather Input On Grand Canyon Playlot Improvements March 16

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Community members are invited to help shape the future of Grand Canyon Playlot by participating in a virtual public meeting on Monday, March 16, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. The meeting will provide an opportunity for residents to share how they currently use the park and to learn about potential renovation options being considered.

The County is seeking community input to better understand how the playlot is used today and what improvements residents would like to see in the future. Discussion will include potential renovation options for the existing site, as well as the possibility of Read More

Los Alamos County Invites Community To Take Survey On Comprehensive Plan Update

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Los Alamos County invites residents, business owners, community partners, and members of the local workforce to participate in the Plan Los Alamos Community Survey, open through April 3.

The survey is part of the County’s 2026 Comprehensive Plan Update and will help guide future decisions related to land use, housing, transportation, infrastructure, and economic development.

Community members are encouraged to share their input by completing the survey online at lacnm.com/CompPlanSurvey. Feedback collected will help inform priorities and goals for the updated plan. Read More

County Accepting Applications For Personnel Board

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Los Alamos County is now accepting applications for eligible candidates for appointment for two vacant seats on the Personnel Board. The vacancies are a three-year term, expiring March 31, 2029.

Interested Los Alamos County residents who do not hold public office and are not employed by the County may submit an online application by visiting the County’s Boards and Commissions webpage and selecting “apply.” Applications will be accepted until the vacancy is filled.

The Personnel Board, comprising five members, serves in an appellate and advisory capacity in the administration Read More