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Mesa County Public Health participated in a statewide CDPHE exercise this week. Staff members responded to a fictional emergency in order to test their response procedures. |
Managers each took a role in the response to better prepare for a real-life emergency. |
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Mesa County Solid Waste Management is grateful to the Mesa County Road and Bridge Department for letting them use their motor grader for this week's road maintenance at the landfill. |
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Earlier this week speeds of more than 50 mph blew trash that was caught by the 30-foot fence out at the Mesa County landfill. The Mesa County Solid Waste Campus had to close due to the high winds. |
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Adult Protection Awareness Month gathering at DHS -June is National Adult Protection Month. |
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Adult Protection Supervisor Candace McGuire thanks staff, and community members for their help in keeping the elderly and disabled safe in Mesa County. |
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Celina Kirnberger, Workforce Center Business Services Supervisor, is interviewed by KJCT TV about Summer Youth Employment Opportunities. |
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Packed house for the Values Champion Presentation for DHS & WFC Amanda Beck (Center) reads her nomination of Marla Montoya for Values Champion. |
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Values Winner Ranliegh McClelland, Child Welfare, Tracey Garchar, Executive Director, Rhonda Johnson Workforce Center Nominee. |
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Mesa County Attorney Patrick Coleman talks to the Inside Mesa County class on Wednesday evening about the functions of his office. |
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Mesa County Department of Human Services Director Tracey Garchar discusses the various sources of funding that are used to operate his department, which includes 26 different programs. |
Electricians reroute power to the distribution panels at the Mesa County Animal Services facility, 971 Coffman Road. |
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Access to the pistol range will be interrupted during the culvert replacement, but the rifle range will still be accessible. |
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Mesa County Public Works staff members gathered at the intersection of 25 Road and H Road to assess roadwork and come up with a solution. |
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Stacy Wilson of Mesa County Noxious Weed & Pest Management and Wayne Crabbe with the City of Grand Junction search for the noxious weed yellow flag iris in Leech Creek. |
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Western Colorado traffic jam! |
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Watch out for the cattle on the road in Collbran, Colorado. |
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Can you spot the seven blue herons in the cottonwood trees at Clifton Nature Park?! |
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Join Mesa County in keeping Clifton Nature Park a clean safe place to play and enjoy, for fishermen, rafters, cyclists, walkers, bird watchers and all of the wildlife that call this place home. |
Mesa County employees enjoyed a bit of ice cream and good conversations, compliments of the MCEA. |
The MCEA works very hard to support employees. They host an annual employee appreciation ice cream social paid by the association through fundraisers. |
Mesa County Assessor's Office staff members Matthew Kramer, left, Steve Henderson, David Metzger enjoy their sweet treats under the shade. |
Mesa County Technical Support Specialist Paul Mitts, right, causing trouble. |
The MCEA ice cream social was well attended. |
Mesa County supports fundraising for childhood cancer. |
Mesa County Assessor Ken Brownlee stops by the MCEA social to show support and eat some ice cream for lunch. |
Mesa County Building Department Coordinator Rhiannon Foreman and Public Works Administrative Assistant Jennifer Caldwell having fun at the employee social. |
Mesa County Human Resources Cindy Barnett and Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Sheila Reiner visit at the MCEA ice cream social. |
Mesa County Finance Payroll Administrator Lynn Zubek , center, chats with fellow MCEA members. |
Mesa County Surveyor Patrick Green enjoying his ice cream. |
The MCEA ice cream social was a big hit! |
Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese and Public Works Office Administrator Pam Hawkins catch up at the ice cream social. |
Mesa County Transportation Planner Biz Collins, center, is very excited about the ice cream choices! |
Mesa Count Park and Facilities staff keep the gardening around county buildings looking immaculate. |
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The West Salt Creek Landslide struck the Grand Mesa three years ago, and it continues to be monitored by Mesa County and several other agencies. |
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Spring runoff at the West Salt Creek Landslide is actively monitored by Mesa County and several other agencies. |
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Mesa County Public Works Surveyors Frank Kochevar and Trent Howell monitor the West Salt Creek Landslide. |
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Happy birthday, Cindy! |