Equestrian and Livestock Working Group Final Report
Los Alamos County
Summary
The Los Alamos 4-H Club wanted a banner on the Oppenheimer and Groves statue for National 4-H Week. The board allowed temporary green lights but refused the banner, worried it would set a precedent for every group asking the same thing.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
None — the parks department supplies the green lights.
The local 4-H club gets green lighting for its National 4-H Week celebration and can photograph members with its banner.
4-H wanted the banner attached to the statue for the week and didn't get that.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Art in Public Places Advisory Board — September 24, 2026
The Los Alamos 4-H Club wanted a banner on the Oppenheimer and Groves statue for National 4-H Week. The board allowed temporary green lights but refused the banner, worried it would set a precedent for every group asking the same thing.
Parks and Recreation Board — September 10, 2026
Board members flagged a physical gap: the picnic grounds plan includes an equestrian path, but the Bio Canyon Trailhead redesign doesn't, leaving horses nowhere to go between the two projects. Members want working groups and staff to close the loop.
Parks and Recreation Board — February 12, 2026
The board was scheduled to receive the final report from the Equestrian and Livestock Working Group, which covers horse and livestock facilities and programs in the county.
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