Streetlights Go Dark Dec. 24-26 for Farolitos

Courtesy/LAC

COUNTY News:

The Los Alamos County Transportation Division will be turning off the power to various streetlights to enhance the viewing of holiday farolitos.

The streetlights will be turned off Monday, Dec. 24 and will be restored Wednesday, Dec. 26.

For safety purposes, the Transportation Division requests that all vehicles and trailers be moved to off-street parking during the full period that lights will be off.

If this is not possible, it is recommended that the vehicles and trailers be silhouetted by farolitos. Due to the limited sight visibility during the viewing, drivers are requested to travel the viewing areas at 15 miles per hour.

The streets that will be affected:

Barranca Mesa                                      

  • Barranca Road                                                                    
  • Los Pueblos (including side streets)                                   
  • San Juan                                                                     
  • Totavi                                                                                                        
  • Navajo Road                                                                                         
  • North Mesa   

North Mesa

  • Camino Redondo                                                                                                        
  • Camino Medio
  • Cumbres Patio 

White Rock

  • Canada Way
  • Canada Circle
  • Balboa Drive  
  • Alhambra Drive
  • Barcelona Avenue
  • Brighton Drive
  • Briston Place
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