During the recent Board of Public Utilities Work Session in Los Alamos County, residents raised concerns about the ongoing utility project affecting their homes. One resident, living in Unit Number 310, highlighted issues with the design and placement of utility risers that could impact service connections.

The resident explained that while the project aims to install risers 30 feet off the street, their trailer's service connection is situated 60 feet away, complicating the connection to the planned infrastructure. This discrepancy raises concerns about the adequacy of service for their home and potentially others in the area.

The discussion underscored the importance of ensuring that utility designs meet the needs of all residents, particularly those in unique living situations like trailers. As the project progresses, it will be crucial for the Board to address these concerns to ensure reliable service for the community.

The meeting also touched on other utility-related topics, but the focus on the specific challenges faced by residents like the one in Unit Number 310 highlighted the need for ongoing communication between the Board and the community. As the Board moves forward, addressing these practical concerns will be essential in fostering trust and ensuring that all residents receive the services they need.