Term Ends: 12/31/2020

Antonio was elected to the County Council in the November 2016 general election. He was born and raised in Los Alamos and is a graduate of Los Alamos High School. He attended college at Northern Arizona University and Evergreen State College before returning to Los Alamos and starting a landscaping business (Ecolutions, LLC) in 2007. Ecolutions LLC specializes in permaculture-based landscape design, rainwater management, and lush xeric landscapes. As a small business owner and community volunteer, Antonio is known for his “guerrilla” garden, providing vegetables to the neighborhood and passersby, local landscapes such as those featured at the Bathtub Row Brewing Cooperative, and tending of the County’s newest Little Free Library.
Antonio is a passionate supporter of broad access to public transportation and affordable housing, maintaining open and green spaces, and creating a vibrant and diverse community. He lives in a historical Lustron house in Los Alamos with his four cats.
Send Email: antonio.maggiore@lacnm.us
James Robinson, Councilor

James was elected to the County Council in the November 2018 general election. He came to Los Alamos roughly 30 years ago when he was born at Los Alamos Medical Center, and is the third generation of his family to call Los Alamos home. After graduating from Los Alamos High School, James packed his bags and tried a life in Los Angeles. Soon realizing it was not the life for him; James returned to Los Alamos and attended classes at the University of New Mexico – Los Alamos (UNM-LA). While attending classes, James would go on to serve as a member on the Student Government and as president of the local Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
In 2009, James began his career at Los Alamos National Laboratory as a Student Intern for the Construction Estimating group. Then, in 2011, he graduated from UNM-LA with an Associates of Arts and Science in Pre-Business Administration. He would then move down to Albuquerque to continue his education, however, still working at LANL part time. In 2012, James, along with others, would form Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation to assist wildlife rehabilitators in New Mexico. James would serve as chair of LEWF for the next 6 years.
In 2013, James graduated from the Anderson School of Business with a Bachelor of Business in Operations Management. Upon graduation, James returned to Los Alamos and became a full time employee at LANL. Looking to give back to his community, James ran for the UNM-LA Advisory Board, assisted in the passage of the UNM-LA Mil Levy, and supported the Recreation Bond. In 2015, the County Council appointed James to the Environmental Sustainability Board (ESB). He would continue to serve on the ESB until his election to the County Council.
A passionate supporter of wildlife and nature, James championed mitigation efforts to help make Los Alamos a bear-friendly community. Through these efforts, Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation collaborated with the Pajarito Environmental Education Center to bring the first Bear Festival to New Mexico.
As a member of the Council, James hopes to work on housing, aging infrastructure, environmental sustainability, and tourism and recreation.