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05/09/2026

LANet Service Update – White Rock

We are aware that some White Rock customers are still without internet service.

Even though yesterday’s power outage happened in Los Alamos, it appears to have affected our router serving White Rock. Our team has been working actively since last night and throughout the day to restore service across the affected areas.

We are working on replacing the affected router and restoring service as quickly as possible.

We are very sorry for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

03/06/2026

Thank you, County Councilor David Reagor, for taking the time to listen and review the documentation.

We appreciate your willingness to understand why this matters to LANet, local business, and the community.

BY DAVID REAGORWhite Rock The Los Alamos County leadership is continuing its hostile behavior towards our small businesses. The latest round is the development of the broadband fiber optic system i…

03/06/2026

There was a power outage downtown that affected our main building and caused a temporary service interruption. Power has now been restored, and we are checking all systems to make sure everything is working properly. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

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03/04/2026

Allan Saenz, owner of LAnet, speaks during Wednesday’s virtual meeting on community broadband, which he hosted. Screenshot by Los Alamos Reporter Mike Edl, vice president of Bonfire Fiber, an…

02/20/2026

With County fiber scheduled to begin rolling out in April, we’re hosting a second virtual broadband update to share important details and answer your questions.

We’ll cover:
• What to expect as County fiber construction begins
• How the Bonfire rollout will work
• Which providers may participate
• Updates on the REDINet second fiber path off the hill
• LAnet infrastructure topics (Quemazon & Hawk’s Landing)

Joining us:
Jerrold Baca – REDINet
Mike Edl – Bonfire

This meeting is open to the community. If you care about broadband reliability, redundancy, and the future of internet in Los Alamos, we encourage you to attend.

12/20/2025

Good news — internet service in White Rock has been restored. Lumen replaced a defective card and the circuit is back online.

If you’re still offline, please unplug your router for 30 seconds, plug it back in, and wait 3–5 minutes for it to reconnect.

Update from Lumen:
• 10:15 AM MST: Central office technician dispatched to isolate the issue — no ETA yet.
• 9:32 AM MST: Lumen is isolating the circuit and will advise shortly.

White Rock friends — we’re currently experiencing an internet outage.

It appears the main line feeding White Rock from Los Alamos stopped working around 12:04 AM. We went out and checked our White Rock equipment and everything on our side looks normal.

We’ve opened a ticket with Lumen and we’re on the phone with them working to restore service as quickly as possible.

We’re sorry you woke up with no internet — we know how disruptive this is. We’ll post an update as soon as we have more info.

— Los Alamos Network (LA Net)

12/04/2025

While Los Alamos was sleeping, we were in the server room pulling new fiber, upgrading our main routers, and cleaning up years of cabling. This was part of a planned LANet upgrade to add redundancy and prepare for faster speeds.
We finally stepped out at 4 a.m. into the snow at 26°F ❄️—all so your internet is ready when you wake up.

12/04/2025

Heads up, LANet family!
This Thursday starting around 12:30 a.m. we’ll be doing some network upgrades – new gear, fiber changes, and cleanup in the server room.

The good news? There’s a 2-hour snow delay, so you can sleep in while we’re up late working on the network. By the time you wake up, everything should be back to normal or better.

Stay cozy, keep warm, and thank you for supporting your local internet provider! 💙🌨️

12/02/2025

This Thursday, 12:30–5:00 a.m. we’ll be upgrading our main routers, replacing Ethernet with fiber, and doing a deep clean of our server room.
You may experience brief outages during this window.

These upgrades will give us more redundancy and prepare the network for faster speeds in the future.
Thank you for your patience and for being part of LANet!

11/15/2025

We’ve now had four major communication blackouts since 2022.
This article does an excellent job explaining what happened on Tuesday, why these outages keep repeating, and why the new redundant fiber line is so critical for Los Alamos.
For the first time, the solution is months away—not years.

Fourth blackout in Los Alamos since 2022 spurs community meeting: Officials say redundant fiber line rollout is closer than expected