Councilor· 2025-2029
David Reagor
Los Alamos County
About
David Reagor's platform emphasizes fiscal responsibility and practical governance, specifically focusing on common-sense management of local utility rates for Los Alamos County residents.
Campaign promises (1)
- infrastructureAdvocated for common-sense approaches regarding local utility rates.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 24
- Total speaking time
- 1:29:35
- Avg per meeting
- 3:44
- Segments
- 1617
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Top issues during term (10)(Development)
Guest House Project — LEDA and MRA Agreements
County contribution requested: $3,875,000 ($3 million LEDA, $875,000 MRA), with security and clawback terms still being negotiated.
Coyote Mesa workforce housing bonds
A $230 million revenue bond backs the project.
Community Health Action Center planning
Some funding is available; requests for services are forthcoming.
Workforce housing on DP Road parcel 8A
$3 million in state grant funding secured toward the project.
Housing affordability metrics and inclusionary zoning
Mandatory inclusionary set-asides could affect development costs and housing prices, but no feasibility study has yet been done.
Historic preservation consultant staffing
If a grant comes through, it could fund a temporary position without hitting county budgets — but council funding was previously ruled out for lack of budget.
Los Alamos Airport site plan changes (hangar demolition and road relocation)
No cost figures were included in the materials provided.
New medical facility at 401 Trinity Drive
No direct county cost identified; the project expands private investment in the Trinity Drive corridor and requires applicant-funded off-site road, sidewalk, and drainage improvements.
Longview Drive Building Demolition
Contract of $578,117 with a $750,000 project budget; construction of the realignment could start next year.
Diamond Drive parking lot and mobile food vending court
The high school pays the property owner for overflow parking; no county funds are committed.
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Reagor was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
22169-26 Approval of Department of Public Utilities Application to the New Mexico Finance and Administration Capital Development Program Fund for a Grant to Fund EA-4 Power Line Replacement from Pajarito Cliffs Site to Rendija Road
Adoption of Code Ordinance No. 02-371 (Development Code Article V amendments)
Voting record (3)(Development)
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