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Below you will find a list of Los Alamos County recently completed projects, click the links above the discriptions to find out more on that past project. If a project has been completed and not shown here it may have been finished for some time now and to get more information on that project please visit the Los Alamos County Public Records for more on those projects.

Fiber Installation to Airport Basin Site

The County will be installing fiber from County facilities downtown east to the site to serve the new buildings for County & Schools.

Water & Electric Upgrades-20th & Deacon - DPU

Public Utilities page describing water and electric upgrades on 20th and Deacon

San Ildefonso Water Line Upgrades - DPU

Public Utilities page describing the San I water line upgrade project

DPU-Rover Blvd. Sewer Replacement

Public Utilities page describing the sewer replacement on Rover Blvd.

DPU-Estante & Potrillo Lift Stations

White Rock lift station replacement to maintain and upgrade wastewater and sewer service.

DPU-Pueblo Canyon Interceptor

Public Utilities page describing the Pueblo Canyon Sewer Interceptor project

DPU-Pueblo Canyon Wastewater Treatment Plant Demolition

Public Utilities page describing the Pueblo Canyon Waste Water plant demolition.

West Jemez Bypass

Public Works page describing the West Jemez ByPass construction.

Central Avenue Pedestrian Crossings

Public Works projects describing the Pedestrian crossings on Central Avenue.

Animal Shelter

Find out more information about the Animal Shelter Project

"Eco Station" (Solid Waste Transfer Station)

The Eco Station is a demonstration project for Los Alamos County and New Mexico of green building and alternative energy.

DPU-Electric Switchgear Replacement

To improve the reliability of the electrical system for the entire townsite, the Department of Public Utilities is replacing the electric switchgear located at 1925 Trinity Drive. Further, a new circuit will be created to support the downtown development.

Camp May Road Rehabilitation

The scope of this project includes the milling of existing pavement, reprocessing, and placing new pavement on Camp May Road.

A-11 Characterization, Abatement, and Demolition

In conjunction with the Trinity Site Redevelopment Project, the scope of work for this project calls for a complete characterization, assessment, investigation and abatement of hazardous materials, and the demolition of two buildings and a concrete pad located on the Tract A-11 Parcel, behind the Merrick Building at 120 & 180 6th Street.

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