Los Alamos County offers evening Social Services walk-in hours in White Rock
White Rock residents can drop in for one-on-one Social Services help from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the White Rock Branch Library. Staff will take questions on housing, utility aid and food needs.
Los Alamos County Social Services will hold evening walk-in support hours from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, in Room 2 at the White Rock Branch Library. The one-on-one session is meant to better serve community members who cannot make daytime county office hours.
Residents can stop in to ask about housing services, utility payment assistance, food instability and other community resources. The walk-in format gives people a same-evening chance to get oriented to county support, without waiting for a future business-day appointment.
The White Rock location gives east-side residents a closer option for county help, especially families and workers coming off school pickup, lab schedules, shift work or caregiving duties. For people who cannot leave work in the middle of the day or arrange childcare for a morning appointment, an after-hours stop at the library can remove one of the biggest barriers to asking for help in person.
White Rock Branch Library, at 10 Sherwood Blvd. in White Rock, opened on July 31, 2015, and Los Alamos County marked the branch’s 10th anniversary in July 2025. Los Alamos Public Library programs and events are offered at both Mesa Public Library and the White Rock branch, and the building has become a regular public service site in the county’s library system. That makes Room 2 a practical place for residents to meet Social Services staff in a familiar local setting.
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