Mesa County Facilities staff supervises as a five-inch piece of broken glass is replaced on the third floor of the Mesa County Justice Center, 125 N. Spruce St. |
A broken window is replaced on the third floor of the Justice Center Thursday morning. |
Crews work to replace a broken window at the Justice Center. |
Road work has K Road closed between 20 Road and 21 Road (closure started Feb. 19). The projected is expected to be completed by the end of March. |
Animal Services Officer Kate Scales returns to the office after taking a dog who wasn't feeling well to the vet. |
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Animal Services Officer Tracy Royce tries to get a dog out from under a table while another dog decides to use her legs as a comfortable bed. |
Mesa County received a $450,000 Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) grant to assist in the construction of the bridge on V.8 Road. The project is expected to be completed early this summer. |
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Mesa County Elections is busy formulating a plan for processing unaffiliated voters’ ballots in the upcoming Primary Election. |
Mesa County Commissioners present Lori Parrott (center-right), State President of the National Society United States Daughters of 1812, with a proclamation recognizing the end of the war of 1812. The local chapter of the National Society of the United States Daughters of 1812 will be hosting a state conference and dedicating a memorial bench at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery of Western Colorado on March 3, 2018. To learn more about the society visit: http://www.usdaughters1812.org/ |
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Beginning March 5, citizens in 12 Colorado counties will have the option to renew their vehicle registration at any of 18 self-service kiosks located in participating counties. For more information, visit http://blog.mesacounty.us/2018/03/citizens-can-soon-renew-license-plates.html. |
Don Clement, Motor Vehicle Customer Service Specialist, is busy taking phone calls while processing titles. |
The Motor Vehicle check-in station helps guide residents to the services they need. |
Engineering Director Scott Mai talks to KKCO Reporter Megan McNeil about the 24-H.96 Road and Bridge Replacement Project. |
Mesa County Public Works staff members participate in a mandatory pre-bid meeting for the Highway 340 Sidewalk Project lead by Senior Engineer Kevin King. |
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Public Works Engineer Scott Samuels provides details about the proposed location for the Kimball Creek Safety Improvement Project at an open house at the Collbran Fire Station Wednesday evening. |
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Landowners attend the public meeting for the Kimball Creek Safety Improvement Project at the Collbran Fire Hall. |
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Road and Bridge District C Maintenance Manager Keith Hatch explains the need for safety improvements on Kimball Creek Road. |
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Public Works Engineer Scott Samuels discusses the Kimball Creek Safety Improvement Project with landowners at an open house in Collbran. |
Mesa County Administrator Frank Whidden presented the 2018 State of the County report to the Mesa County Commissioners on Monday, Feb. 26. For information, visit http://blog.mesacounty.us/2018/02/state-of-county.html. |
The latest economic indicators presented in the State of the County address, show a slight improvement in the local economy. |