LOS ALAMOS — November 2, 2026. Santa Barbara LAFCO’s March 2026 local-agency directory identifies the Los Alamos Community Services District as an independent five-member elected district.
What it maintains
The directory lists water treatment and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, and a local park among district services. It describes roughly 614 water and sewer connections, illustrating the scale of the community’s utility network.
How residents can follow its decisions
The directory places regular board meetings on the fourth Wednesday each month at 6:30 p.m. at 82 North Saint Joseph Street. Meeting dates and agendas can be changed, so verify the actual November notice before attending.
Why utility governance matters
The district’s budget and capital planning affect services and infrastructure beyond what a general county administration handles. A rate proposal does not become an adopted customer charge until the required district process is completed.
Sources
Santa Barbara LAFCO — 2026 Local Agency Directory; Los Alamos Community Services District.
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