Los Alamos County NM

Los Alamos County NM is a governmental body located in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Established over 70 years ago, the county is relatively young in its current form. Los Alamos County is comprised of two distinct communities: Los Alamos, with a population of approximately 12,500 residents, and White Rock, with around 6,500 residents. The county serves a population of roughly 190,000 people within a 40-mile radius. Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), the largest employer in the county with over 13,100 employees and a budget of 2.92 billion dollars annually, drives significant growth and economic activity. LANL attracts approximately 7,000 daily commuters from surrounding areas, contributing to the county's economic stability and high median household income of $110,190 per year. Los Alamos County boasts a low crime rate and a strong sense of community safety. Residents benefit from a highly-rated public school district ranking in the top 4% nationally, as well as a local branch of the University of New Mexico. The county also serves as the gateway to three National Parks: Manhattan Project National Historical Park, Bandelier National Monument, and Valles Caldera National Preserve. Los Alamos County NM can be reached through its website at losalamosnm.us.