Anne Laurent, Director of Capital Projects and Facilities for Los Alamos County addresses Council about where the data submitted on local business licenses goes. She explained that the state receives the information as well as the Chamber and it’s also used for tax purposes among other things. Deputy County Administrator Steven Lynne is briefing Council on raising various fees including the business license fee from $25 to $35 annually. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com.
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Council Hears Details on Various Fee Increases
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