Los Alamos County Community Development

05/29/2026

Week 4 of is all about “Communities Without Limits” here in Los Alamos County. This week highlights the importance of accessibility in building design so everyone can safely and comfortably experience our community.

From accessible public spaces and trails to inclusive facilities and thoughtful infrastructure, these features help make Los Alamos welcoming for all. What are some features you've noticed in Alamos County?

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05/20/2026

Let’s keep spreading the word about ! Week 3 encourages community preparedness and highlights how disaster-resilient building codes protect people and property. How are you “Prepared to Protect” at home and in your community? Let us know in the comments! https://ayrs.io/f_BFgQ

05/15/2026

The community is invited to attend a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of the new deer fence at the Memorial Rose Garden in Los Alamos on Friday, May 22, 2026, at 2 p.m.

05/14/2026

Los Alamos County is pleased to announce Max Khudiakov as Economic Development Administrator. He will begin on June 8, 2026.

Los Alamos County is pleased to announce Max Khudiakov as Economic Development Administrator. He will begin on June 8, 2026. The Administrator plays a crucial role in driving economic growth, supporting existing businesses while attracting new businesses.

05/03/2026

is here in Los Alamos County! This year’s theme, “Built to Last,” starts with Week 1 and a focus on simple steps we can all take to keep our homes and neighborhoods safe.

In our wildland-urban interface (WUI), fire safety is especially important. Following local fire codes, maintaining defensible space, and using fire-resistant materials can make a real difference in protecting homes and our surrounding forests. Learn more about our code at https://lacnm.com/WUI-ord

05/01/2026

May is Historic Preservation Month, and here in Los Alamos County, history isn’t just remembered, it’s part of everyday life.

From ancient ancestral sites to the legacy of the Manhattan Project, our community is shaped by stories that continue to inspire discovery, innovation, and connection. Preserving these places helps protect the cultural, scientific, and natural heritage that makes Los Alamos unique.

This month, take time to explore local landmarks, learn the stories behind them, and reflect on how preservation keeps our past alive for future generations.

04/20/2026

Exciting news for Los Alamos County! Our official website has moved to a .GOV domain for stronger security and greater public trust. You can now find us at losalamosnm.gov.

The new .GOV address helps ensure you’re connecting with a verified government site and provides added protection against online threats. The old address will still work for now, but we encourage everyone to update bookmarks and saved links.

If you run into any issues or have questions, please reach out to our Communications and Public Relations Office at 505-663-1726. Thank you for helping us make this transition smooth and secure!

03/24/2026

Planning to do any projects this year? Be sure to attend our workshop on Saturday!

Los Alamos County’s Community Development Department will host a free Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Workshop for homeowners on Saturday, March 28, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Fuller Lodge’s Pajarito Room in Los Alamos.

03/11/2026

The public is invited to participate in the Plan Los Alamos Community Survey regarding the Comprehensive Plan Update by April 3. https://www.losalamosnm.us/News-articles/Community-Invited-to-Take-Survey-Regarding-Comprehensive-Plan-Update Los Alamos County

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.

02/19/2026

Community members are encouraged to share their perspectives on tourism in Los Alamos County by completing the survey online until February 28, 2026.

Los Alamos County is inviting community members to participate in an online tourism survey open through February 28, 2026. The survey is intended to gather community feedback to help inform future tourism planning, marketing, and management efforts across the county.