Community Services - Los Alamos County

Community Services Director - Brian Brogan

Brian Brogan - Community Services Department Director

The Community Services Department (CSD) includes Library; Social Services; and Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Divisions. CSD also provides social and cultural services for children, teens, seniors, and families through contracts with various outside agencies.

The Community Services Department provides and coordinates safe, engaging, high-quality, cost-effective programs, services and special events for our citizens in a responsive and courteous manner in order to foster community spirit, build individual self-confidence and enhance the quality of life.

One of our goals is to connect people in positive community engagements. To do this we want to create a centralized location for the community to find out about all the great things Los Alamos County has to offer. If we don’t have what you are looking for, let us help you start a new niche interest group. Together we can help you make new discoveries in Los Alamos. Contact us for more information.

Contact Info

505-662-8241

505-662-8069

brian.brogan@lacnm.us

1000 Central Ave Suite 310

Monday - Friday:

8:00am - 5:00pm

The Community Services Department oversees the following

Library Division

The Los Alamos County Library System is dedicated to enriching our community by ensuring easy and equal access to a variety of ideas, current information, and evolving services for all.

Parks Recreation and Open Space Division

The Recreation Division consists of the public Golf Course, Larry R. Walkup Aquatic Center, Ice Rink, Parks, and Open Spaces. Through these facilities numerous programs and events are offered for people of all ages.

Social Services

The Community Services Department works towards the County goal of "Maintaining Quality Essential Routine Services" through contractual relationships with non-profit organizations to provide social services.

Cultural Services

The Community Services Division (CSD) provides cultural services, such as environmental education, art, 4-H and senior's activities. Five local non-profit groups sign mutually beneficial annual contracts with the County of Los Alamos, enabling them to thrive and to provide their outstanding services for citizens and visitors.