REI Task Force Holds Listening Sessions Saturday & March 19

COUNTY News:

The Racial Equity and Inclusivity (REI) Task Force will hold two more listening sessions on Saturday, March 12, at the White Rock Town Hall and Saturday, March 19, at Fuller Lodge.

Los Alamos County strives to be a community that promotes equity, inclusivity, and a feeling of belonging. Members in the community are invited to attend one of the Listening Sessions below to identify gaps and make recommendations to realize this goal. 

  • 1:30–3:00 p.m. Saturday, March 12, at the White Rock Town Hall, located in the Municipal Complex at 139 Longview Drive in White Rock
  • 9:30–11:00 a.m. Saturday, March 19, at Fuller Lodge, 2132 Central Avenue

Visit the REI web page on the County website for more information or send an email to Inquiry.REITaskForce@lacnm.us.

The Los Alamos Racial Equity and Inclusivity Task Force (“Task Force”) was created through an action of the County Council on March 30, 2021, when the Council formally adopted this Charter. The Task Force will serve as an advisory body to the County Council for the purpose of developing and recommending how the County can promote equity, inclusivity, and a feeling of belonging to the benefit of all and the betterment of the community. Providing a framework and forum for open and transparent discussions to understand and identify sustainable ways to continue progress towards this goal will be a key element of the Task Force’s efforts. This will be a working Task Force; members will be responsible for collaborating with each other and other stakeholders. 

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