Integrated Community Services Master Plan
BerryDunn worked with Los Alamos County to develop a plan that assessed existing programs, services, and facilities, as well as to identify gaps and potential future needs. We gathered data and community input from a variety of sources including a community survey, in-person and virtual focus groups, level of service analysis, maintenance practices, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Audit and Transition Plan for the County.
Our team noticed early on in the process that access to community facilities for engagement activities varied across the county. To address the disparity, we suggested choosing multi-purpose facilities for public input that were aligned with demographics and age, transportation access, and proximity to high-access facilities, like schools.
The final plan is designed to help the Community Services Department plan and prioritize its program and services investments over the next decade, as well as implement best practices.
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Testimonial
“BerryDunn recently completed the Los Alamos County Integrated Master Plan for the Community Services Department. This plan is a bit different than other parks and recreation master plans as we requested the integration of the library, social services, and cultural services be considered across our platform. BerryDunn was up to the challenge and provided a well-rounded and actionable Integrated Master Plan that meets our needs today and for the next 7-10 years. I am very pleased with the process and product delivered and would not hesitate to use them again.”
- Cory Styron, Community Services Director
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