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Discussion and Possible Action on Wildlife Feeding Ordinance
Distribution System Electrification Study
Department of Public Utilities - Project Updates
Approval of Amendment No. 1, Novation of Contract, to General Services Agreement No. AGR22-26 with Pumptech Holdings, LLC, dba Alpha Southwest, an Impel Company
Presentation on Adopt-A-Trail Proposal
Work Group and Task Force Assignments and Updates
Staff Report
Chairman's Report - Presented by Vice Chair Cowan
Mesa Public Library Outdoor Classroom Presentation and Discussion
Board Roundtable
Staff Report - Sara Martinez
Chairman's Report
Los Alamos National Labs Update - Lauren Smith
DWI Law Enforcement and Compliance Numbers - Jaime Gonzales, Jemuel Montoya & Monica Schwiner
Revisions to Policy 1735:Use and Rental of County Facilities/Land
Approval of Minutes from the June 12, 2025 Meeting
DWI Treatment - Jordan Redmond and Adrianna Delvo
DWI Prevention Efforts- Sylvia Diehl, Rachel Mohr-Richards, & Sara Martinez
DWI Planning Council Request for Funding - LAPD DARE Lion
Board/Commission Reappointment
Approval of Minutes from the DWI Planning Council Meeting on June 12, 2025.
Approval of the Fiscal Year 2026 E-911 Grant Agreement from the Department of Finance and Administration Acting through the Local Government Division in an Amount Not To Exceed $795,385
Outdoor Classroom Presentation and Request for Board Support
Review and Approval of the June 2, 2025, Library Board minutes
Approval of Recommendation from the Art in Public Places Board to Relocate the Prehistoric Cookware Replica Pot, part of the San Ildefonso "White Rock Pottery Project"
Approval of County Council Minutes for the July 29, 2025, and August 5, 2025, Regular Sessions
Approval of County Council Minutes for the July 8, 2025, Regular Session and July 15, 2025, Work Session
Discussion was held about the pros and cons of changing Health Council members to 3-year terms. No action was taken.
Incorporated County of Los Alamos Resolution No. 25-17, a Resolution of Support for County Participation in the New Mexico Department of Transportation Fiscal Year 2026 Local Government Road…
Incorporated County of Los Alamos Resolution No. 25-16, a Resolution of Support for County Participation in the New Mexico Department of Transportation Fiscal Year 2026 Local Government Road…
Incorporated County of Los Alamos Resolution No. 25-15, a Resolution of Support for County Participation in the New Mexico Department of Transportation Fiscal Year 2026 Local Government Road…
Approval of Services Agreement No. AGR 26-809 with Mick Rich Contractors Inc. in the Amount of $1,818,444.26 plus Applicable Gross Receipts Tax for Construction of an 8-Unit T-Hangar at Los …
Approval of Task Order No. 5 under Services Agreement No. AGR 24-956 with Dismuke Construction Company in the Amount of $458,038.50 plus Applicable Gross Receipts Tax and a $10,000 Contingen…
Approval of Task Order No. 2, AGR24-04D for the East Jemez Manhole Intercept and Duct Bank Intercept with Sanbros Co. in the Amount of $150,774.75 plus Applicable Gross Receipts Tax to be Co…
Approval of Task Order #11 under Services Agreement No. AGR 22-18e with R & M Construction, LLC, in the Amount $398,861.44 plus applicable Gross Receipts Tax for the Installation of Electric…
Update on Inclusivity Task Force Council Presentation
Approval of June 18, 2025, Inclusivity Task Force Minutes
Quarterly Intergovernmental and Regional Activities Update Summer 2025
Case No. REZ-2025-0020: Los Alamos County Capital Improvements and Facilities Division, on behalf of Los Alamos County, property owner, requests a Minor Zone Map Amendment (rezone) of Fire S…
Approval of Minutes from the Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting on June 25, 2025.
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