Work continues on the E ½ Road construction project near Long Family Memorial Park. This is part of the Orchard Avenue Safety and Connectivity Project, which will improve safety, drainage and connectivity along a key transportation corridor in Mesa County …
Major roadway improvements and safety upgrades are coming to 32 ½ Road in Clifton. At the Sept. 15 public hearing, commissioners approved a $4.6 million contract for construction of Phase II of the 32 ½ Road improvement project. This will enhance traffic …
At this year’s Warrant Forgiveness Day in late August, 95 total warrants were addressed between the Justice Center and the Municipal Courthouse. The goal of the event was to help people with active warrants get a new court date and potentially resolve …
Mesa County Criminal Justice Services encourages community members with diverse backgrounds to apply for jobs in its department. Criminal Justice Officers are from all walks of life, many with no law enforcement background, but they all share the desire …
Mesa County plans to build a regional stormwater detention facility near 32 ½ Road and the Grand Valley Canal after commissioners approved an agreement with Housing Resources of Western Colorado. The facility will temporarily hold and manage stormwater …
Mesa County Clifton Motor Vehicle is moving from its location in the Peach Tree Shopping Center to the Clifton Community Campus at 3270 D 1/2 Road. The move keeps motor vehicle services available in Clifton while allowing the County to use a county-owned …
Mesa County Public Works has announced plans for a full reconstruction and improvement project on B 1/2 Road, spanning two miles between 30 Road and 32 Road. The corridor was highlighted during the recent Community Survey as a priority area requiring …
The Mesa County Trail Crew has completed restoration work in the burn scar of the Turner Gulch fire. In 2025, the fire damaged trails on the Uncompahgre Plateau, south of Grand Junction, creating safety concerns and limiting recreational access. Over the …
Collbran residents are invited to meet with county leaders, hear updates and ask questions at an upcoming town hall meeting. The Board of Mesa County Commissioners and other county leaders will meet with the community to discuss local issues, share updates …
Are you considering adoption and interested in learning more about the journey? Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS) is offering a three-session Adoption Training series this fall to help families understand the adoption process and connect …
Mesa County is moving forward with several organizational and financial changes as it develops its draft 2027 budget. Since March, the County has used priority-based budgeting (PBB) to review programs based on legal requirements, community reach and cost …
September is Workforce Development Month, and the Mesa County Workforce Center is celebrating with a series of free, in-person workshops and events designed to help job seekers sharpen their skills, prepare for employment and connect with local employers, …
The Mesa County Workforce Development Board is pleased to invite local business leaders and employers to a Skills-First Talent Development Training on Monday, Sept. 21, 2026. Finding and retaining the right talent continues to be one of the biggest …
Drivers can travel on roads maintained by several government agencies during a single trip, often without realizing it. Responsibility depends on the road’s location and classification. The Colorado Department of Transportation maintains Interstate 70 and …
Mesa County voters can expect the usual mail ballot process for the Nov. 3 general election. Mesa County Elections will begin mailing ballots Oct. 2 to active registered voters. The U.S. Postal Service published a new mail ballot rule Aug. 26 following a …
Mesa County Partnership for Children and Families (MCPCF) is partnering with Centro de la Familia (Centro) to expand childcare access for local families. All seven local Centro sites are now available on BridgeCare, which is a user-friendly, web-based …
Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is delaying the start of the fall burn season due to ongoing fire restrictions and unsafe weather conditions. Under normal circumstances, fall open burn season would be: September 1 - September 30 for City of Grand …
Many Mesa County offices will close on Monday, Sept. 7, 2026, in observance of Labor Day. This one-day closure does not include the Coroner’s Office, Criminal Justice Services, or the Sheriff’s Office's emergency functions. Animal Services will be open …
Students in Mesa County are invited to enter the 2027 “I Voted” sticker contest. Submissions will be taken this year, voted on in December, and used during the 2027 election season. Any county residents in grades 1-12 can participate. Winners will be …
Mesa County Public Health (MCPH), in collaboration with the Mesa County Coroner’s Office and the Mesa County Suicide Prevention Coalition, released the 2025 Annual Suicide Report. This report details Mesa County’s suicide trends while pointing community …
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