Los Alamos County Council
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The Council of the Incorporated County of Los Alamos is the governing body of Los Alamos County and was created by the Los Alamos County Charter. The Council consists of seven members elected at large for four-year, staggered terms. Each year the Council elects a Chair and Vice-Chair from within its membership.
An incorporated county is established under a special provision of the state constitution. It has both county and municipal authority and powers. Los Alamos County Council has also adopted a home rule charter which allows the County to depart from certain statutory requirements. Under the Charter, the Council is the governing body of the County.
Council Agendas ( Agenda Viewing Instructions)
Council Meeting Minutes
Council Calendar 2010
Planning for Our FutureThe goals were adopted in 2005 to move the County forward in achieving the community’s adopted Vision statement. The Council meets with County Staff periodically to review progress and amend or update the objectives as needed. LA Monitor Council Corners & KRSN InterviewsOn Wednesday mornings following Tuesday night Council meetings, a Councilor will join local radio station KRSN 1490AM at 7:40 AM to discuss the meeting.
In addition, the Councilors periodically publish their viewpoints on the Editorial page of the local newspaper (the Los Alamos Monitor) under the headline Council Corner. These op-ed pieces cover a variety of current projects, issues, and events at the local, state and federal level. You can read the articles here on our webpage. |
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