Mesa County has been selected to receive federal funding to design two detention basins north of I-70, which will be designed to reduce flood risk for more than 55 properties, including homes, along Douglas Wash. The Board of County Commissioners approved …
Plans to improve safety and connectivity along Orchard Avenue, also known as E ½ Road, are moving forward. On July 21, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners approved a $1.1 million agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. to complete preliminary design and …
Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is excited to announce the addition of a new provider to our clinic team. Keelin Lewis is a Physician Assistant (PA) with a strong background in primary care. This addition means increased capacity for healthcare services …
The 21st Judicial District Attorney's Office is accepting applications for a volunteer to serve on the Crime Victim Compensation Board. The three-member board reviews applications from victims of crime and determines how money from the Crime Victim …
On July 17, the U.S. District Court dismissed Rowell v. Weiser for lack of standing. In reaching its decision, the court interpreted how Colorado’s Article 74 applies when local officers share information and cooperate with federal agencies for legitimate …
The emergency phase of the Snyder Fire has come to a close in Mesa County. With the fire largely contained and immediate threats reduced, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners voted July 14 to end the local disaster emergency and transition fully to …
The Mesa County Workforce Center is proud to celebrate Employment Services Specialist Jeana Brown, who has been recognized with the prestigious Judy Emery "Genesis" Award by the National Disability Institute through the National Navigator …
A new $316,000 asphalt distributor was put to work right after being delivered to western Colorado. Work started last week on chip sealing rural roads near Mack Mesa Airport. The vehicle was part of $2.1 million in purchase orders for equipment that needed …
The Mesa County Board of County Commissioners has appointed Brittany Bear, MBA, MSN, RN to the Mesa County Board of Public Health (MCPH). Bear will serve a five-year term running through April 30, 2031. Bear is a seasoned healthcare leader and a …
Mesa County has updated its donation policy to establish consistent rules for how donations are reviewed, approved and tracked. A recent $250,000 estate gift to Mesa County Animal Services shows how donations can directly support county services. The gift …
Mesa County is proud to honor the individuals who have successfully completed the 2026 Inside Mesa County class, where they gained insights into the inner workings and responsibilities of our local government. “I had no idea how much my government was …
Mesa County Treasurer and Public Trustee Arna Hoffman is encouraging property owners to check and update their mailing addresses after the Treasurer’s Office received returned tax notices because of incorrect addresses. Keeping a current mailing address …
A new Grand Valley Transit (GVT) route will stay in operation thanks to fees collected by the state of Colorado on oil and gas extraction. State Bill 230, Oil & Gas Production Fees, passed in 2024 to bolster funds for transportation around Colorado. …
Tuesday, June 30, the Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution to issue purchase orders for vehicles and equipment according to the county’s 2026 schedule for replacing vehicles. A total of 21 pieces of equipment met the requirements to be …
Tuesday, June 30, the Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution to adopt changes to the Mesa County budget. This supplemental budget is a tool used to update the budget throughout the year as grants are awarded, donations are received and …
Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) has published our first annual Naloxone Kiosk Impact Report. It details the community impact of this overdose prevention program since it launched in December of 2024. “It’s exciting to grow this program, especially after …
Mesa County, in partnership with the City of Grand Junction and other local, state and federal partners, continues to make progress in the effort to eradicate Japanese beetles, with more than 900 properties treated so far this season and additional …
The Resource Room at the Mesa County Workforce Center (MCWFC), 512 29 1/2 Road, is available to the public from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Wednesdays. All of our job resources are free and available to the public. Printer, copier, fax, phone and …
At a community meeting on Glade Park last week, Mesa County Commissioner Cody Davis thanked residents, fire crews and law enforcement for their work responding to the Snyder Fire. Mesa County Sheriff Todd Rowell talked about the sacrifice made by the three …
Beginning July 1, Mesa County will post public notices on its website, providing residents with another way to access important public information. Public notices include information about topics such as public hearings, elections, foreclosures, tax lien …
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