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Votes at a glance: key Los Alamos County Council actions on June 24, 2025
Summary
A concise rundown of motions the Los Alamos County Council decided June 24, including funding, land-use changes, contracts and personnel actions.
The Los Alamos County Council took the following formal actions on June 24, 2025 (motions, movers/seconds and outcomes summarized):
- Agenda approval (change to move the schools presentation earlier): Motion to approve agenda as changed — outcome: approved unanimously.
- Disbursement to Los Alamos Public Schools: Motion to approve disbursement of $1,000,000 for capital improvements (Sherwood road access to Pinon Elementary) — mover: Councilor Herman; second: Councilor Neil Clinton; outcome: approved unanimously (7-0).
- Consent agenda: Motion to approve items on the consent agenda as presented — outcome: approved unanimously (7-0).
- CPA case CPA-2025-009 (Future Land Use Map amendment for Fire Station No. 4): Motion to approve Planning & Zoning Commission recommendation to transfer approximately 18,735 sq ft from open space - passive to institutional — mover: Councilor Neil Clinton; second: Councilor Herman; outcome: approved unanimously (7-0).
- Resolution No. 25-10 (adopting the map amendment): Motion to adopt Resolution No. 25-10 as amended — mover: Councilor Neil Clinton (motion introduced by Councilor McClinton in discussion); second: Councilor Havin; outcome: approved unanimously (7-0).
- Inclusivity Task Force charter extension: Motion to approve revised Inclusivity Task Force charter with new term expiration date of Feb. 28, 2026 — mover: Councilor Reiting; second: Councilor Herman; outcome: approved unanimously (7-0).
- Collective bargaining agreement with Los Alamos Firefighters Association Local 32-79: Motion to approve CBA and direct the county manager to execute the agreement — mover: Councilor Reiting; second: Councilor Neil Clinton; outcome: approved unanimously (7-0).
- Submission of the 2026 ICIP to the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration (DFA): Motion to approve submission of the ICIP — mover: Councilor Neil Clinton; second: Councilor Reedy; outcome: approved (6-1), Councilor Regor opposed.
- Salary adjustments for contract employees: Motion to approve salary adjustments (5% county manager; 5.5% utilities manager; 10% county attorney including one-time 5% alignment) effective at the first full pay period in July 2025 — mover: Councilor Haverman; second: Councilor Reedy; outcome: approved unanimously (7-0).
This summary includes the principal motions and outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes. For project-level or ordinance details (for example, future rezoning and site-plan actions following the comprehensive-plan amendment, or state review for ICIP projects), subsequent staff reports and agenda items will provide additional documentation and opportunity for public review.
