The Los Alamos County Inclusivity Task Force meeting on August 20, 2025, focused on the ongoing relationship between the county and the Pueblo, highlighting significant developments and collaborative efforts. A key discussion point was the historical context provided by a long-time resident, which helped current counselors understand the complexities of this relationship.

The meeting reviewed various topics addressed since 2022, including broadband access and issues related to State Road 4. Progress has been made on broadband, with agreements finalized and work underway. Additionally, concerns about trespassing in Pueblo Canyon and trail access were reiterated, emphasizing the need for continued dialogue on these matters.

A notable breakthrough occurred in July when the county shared its internal policies with the Pueblo, fostering trust and transparency. This initiative aimed to build a stronger relationship, acknowledging past challenges in trust-building between local governments and tribal entities.

The county also discussed its surplus property, ensuring that the Pueblo had access to resources that could support their budget. This included assistance in finding a bus for preschool classes, demonstrating a commitment to collaboration.

Lastly, the meeting touched on ongoing issues such as hunting regulations and the management of feral cattle, which have gained attention at the federal level. The discussion underscored the complexities of these local challenges and the county's proactive approach to addressing them.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the importance of communication and cooperation between Los Alamos County and the Pueblo, with a focus on building trust and addressing shared concerns.