Hybrid March 4 meeting to review LANL 2025 stormwater and corrective actions

N3B (Newport News Nuclear‑BWXT Los Alamos) and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office will hold a hybrid public meeting Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 2:00-3:30 p.m. MT at Cities of Gold Hotel, Tribal Room in Pojoaque and virtually via Microsoft Teams to review the Los Alamos National Laboratory 2025 storm water monitoring season and provide an update on Individual Permit corrective actions. N3B staff will provide a review of the 2025 storm water monitoring season and an update on Individual Permit Corrective Actions.

Los Alamos Reporter and EM‑LA meeting text list the virtual access credentials and phone dial‑in for the session: Meeting ID 221 836 067 440 8, Passcode uu7ZN9MS, and a dial‑in number shown as +1 323-486-1924,,960365459# with Phone conference ID 960 365 459#. The meeting is labeled in notices as the "2026 IP Public Meeting Agenda" and organizers describe it as the public forum to discuss monitoring results and corrective‑action status under the Individual Permit for Storm Water at LANL.

The Individual Permit frames the regulatory scope for the meeting. EM‑LA language on the notice states, "The Individual Permit for Storm Water at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) regulates the monitoring of storm water runoff from sites associated with legacy LANL operations." Notices and archive material also state that "The Individual Permit authorizes storm water discharges at Los Alamos National Laboratory through the Los Alamos Legacy Cleanup Contract, operated by N3B Los Alamos for the DOE's Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office (EM‑LA)."

Archive entries maintained on the public meeting pages show this session is part of an ongoing series: a March 5, 2025 archive lists "2025 IP Public Meeting Agenda," "Presentations," and "Individual Permit Efficacy of Corrective Action"; a February 28, 2024 entry lists "Agenda" and "Presentations"; and a November 9, 2022 record includes "Site Specific Demonstration Screening Process as outlined in the 2022 Storm Water Individual Permit (NM0030759)" and "Individual Permit Storm Water Samples Collected in 2022 Monitoring Season." The 2022 archive specifically references the 2022 Storm Water Individual Permit number NM0030759; the 2026 meeting notices as provided do not restate a permit number.

Notices captured on the public pages include a combination of meeting text and navigation prompts but omit the direct Teams URL and in one place show "Link to permit issued by EPA: ." The Meeting ID string listed also appears longer than typical Teams IDs and the dial‑in line contains double commas, which may affect some callers. Prospective attendees and local stakeholders seeking the official connection link, the 2025 monitoring report, or the corrective‑action slides should confirm the Teams URL and join instructions with EM‑LA or N3B prior to the session.

The March 4 meeting will be the first scheduled public opportunity after the 2025 monitoring season for N3B and EM‑LA to present monitoring results and to lay out timelines and site‑specific corrective actions under the Individual Permit ahead of spring runoff and planned site work.