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Los Alamos, NM-based County of Los Alamos Appointed Laura Gonzales as Chief Information Officer
About the Company
With slightly over 60 years as a local government, Los Alamos County is relatively young in its role as a municipality/county -- and has a unique situation in the fact that the County has inherited nearly all of the town site`s infrastructure and systems first built by the Atomic Energy Commission during the days of the Manhattan Project in World War II. While Los Alamos National Laboratory lies just across the Los Alamos Canyon bridge, the laboratory is operated by the Department of Energy separately from any County jurisdiction or government. However, the County Council and Administration work closely with LANL to share common services, interests, and concerns for residents -- because many of the Laboratory`s employees live in Los Alamos and White Rock. Los Alamos County strives to deliver professional, friendly, customer-oriented service to the citizens and visitors in our community. Our employees work to accomplish the goals of the County with a focus on quality service.
About the Person
Laura Gonzales began working at the County as IT System manager in charge of servers, networks and data bases April 3, 2000, her last day of work is Friday and her official retirement date is Dec. 31, 2015. Prior to working at the County, Gonzales worked in Santa Fe for the State of New Mexico as a management analyst and then in IT.
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