Community Services

The Community Services Department (CSD) includes Library, Parks, Recreation, Ice Rink, Aquatics and Golf Divisions. CSD also provides Social and Cultural Services for children, teens, seniors, and families through contracts with various outside agencies.

CSD Mission Statement
We encourage a sense of community by connecting diverse people via positive interactions, inviting and inclusive places, healthy living, and opportunities for personal growth.

CSD Vision
Serving our diverse community and visitors with integrated recreational, educational, social, mental, physical, economic, environmental, and cultural opportunities.

Information and Updates

Community Services Department Projects List and Details

Los Alamos County Code of Conduct document

Los Alamos Community Calendar:

FYI Los Alamos is a community calendar that is populated by various people and businesses within the County, to help keep you aware of the events and activities within Los Alamos County. Click on the image above the view the calendar.

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 and Open Spaces
The Parks Division maintains 29 parks, 20 playgrounds, 600 park acres, 4,000 open space acres, and 58 miles trails. Other public grounds of Los Alamos County include Guaje Pines Cemetery, Camp May, landscaped traffic medians and streetscapes, North Mesa Stables and Rodeo grounds

Recreation Division

The Recreation Division facilitates numerous programs and events 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.