Council Chair· 2019-2027
Randall Ryti
Los Alamos County
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 10:12:37
- Avg per meeting
- 30:38
- Segments
- 9921
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Homelessness and social services data
Esperanza operates with only 30 shelter beds for all of north-central New Mexico; costs of a future local shelter are unknown.
Region 1 behavioral health investment (SB3)
Esperanza operates with only 30 shelter beds for all of north-central New Mexico; costs of a future local shelter are unknown.
Suicide Prevention Training in Los Alamos County
The state is offering all these programs and trainings to the county for free.
Los Alamos Medical Center services and recruitment
Speakers warned the closure could cost the county millions in workforce attrition if LANL can't recruit families without local maternity care.
Police Station Lion Sculpture Progress
Up to $75,000 from the public art fund for the sculpture, installation, plaque, and ribbon cutting.
Gas odorant surge and leak response
Numerous regulator replacements and repair projects during July and August.
Voter Convenience Center Relocation
None identified — relocation uses an adjacent county-accessible facility.
Wildfire Preparedness and Ready Set Go
Wildfire risk can drive up homeowners' insurance premiums or limit coverage options countywide.
Anti-harassment training rollout
Suicide prevention awareness
Free naloxone and 15-minute trainings are available at the public health office on Trinity and through state trainers.
Diamond Drive pedestrian crossing at Sycamore
RRFBs cost far less than the $200,000-$250,000 hybrid beacon alternative.
Jemez Mountain Fire Protection Phase III
FEMA grant work on undergrounding extends into the 2027 construction season.
Wildlife-activated warning signage
Street lighting along the corridor carries a roughly $600,000 price tag and would need council approval.
Automated Speed Enforcement
Staff cited a $600,000 quote for street lighting along the golf course corridor and a project award for Trinity Drive coming next week.
Lab security and surveillance concerns
Ski Hill FEMA grant and wildfire protection
The county's 25% share of an approximately $3.9 million FEMA-funded project to bury power lines on Ski Hill Road.
Street light maintenance and LED conversion
Fire Department Phoenix Award recognition
LANL weapons production safety concerns
Fire Station No. 4 Replacement
Up to $35 million in debt service repaid from gross receipts (sales) tax revenue rather than property taxes.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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