On Monday, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners devoted time to raising awareness of the signs and consequences of human trafficking by promoting opposition to human trafficking in all forms and encouraging support for the survivors. The Board presented a proclamation to Melissa Jefferson and Denise and Gilbert Rodriquez with the Western Slope Anti-Trafficking Alliance. Read more at https://bit.ly/38TPgef. |
Michelle Boisvenue-Fox, Library Director, and Library Board President, Barry Blanchard, present the Mesa County Public Library annual report to the Mesa County Commissioners. Watch the presentation at https://bit.ly/2RFDezI. |
Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese testifies before the Colorado House Rural Affairs & Agriculture Committee in support of House Bill 1003, Rural Jump-Start Zone Act Modifications. |
Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters gets ready to testify before the Colorado Senate—State, Veterans, & Military Affairs Committee on Senate Bill 35, Kiosk Program Provider Vehicle And Identity Services. |
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Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters stands next to the newly installed ballot drop box at the entrance of the Robinson Theatre, at CMU. |
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Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) Executive Director Jeff Kuhr informs our community on the measures MCPH takes to prevent the spread of illness in light of the novel coronavirus. |
Mesa County personnel enjoys a cup of hot chocolate at the 'Cocoa with the Directors' event at CSB. |
Staff from the Department of Human Services (DHS) and Public Health enjoy hot cocoa with their executive directors, Tracey Garchar and Jeff Kuhr. |
DHS staff, Kelsey Root and Lindsay Walt, like hot cocoa with the Directors. |
Kathy Boutilier and Caitlin Wicklund with the DHS partake in hot cocoa, good conversation and fun times with co-workers. |
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Janette Haynie, MCPH Business Analyst, smiles as she receives the Spotlight on Excellence Award. It's a recognition program at MCPH to highlight employees who go above and beyond. |
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Caitlen Sanders, Cyber Security Officer, teaches Election Judges about cybersecurity safety and best practices. |
David Underwood, Information Technology (IT) Senior Support Coordinator, trains Election Judges on how to troubleshoot equipment at voter services polling centers on Wednesday afternoon. |
IT Senior Support Coordinator David Underwood demonstrates how to troubleshoot elections equipment while keeping physical security and integrity of the machines. |
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Mail ballots for the Presidential Primary go out Feb. 14. Update your voter record today at www.govotecolorado.com! |
This week, on Thursday and Friday, the Mesa County Building Department hosted the 2020 Building Department Code Training at the Mesa County Fairgrounds' Community Building. |
Nearly 100 people attended the code training that covered the 2018 IRC Structural Construction Provisions and the 2018 IBC Fire Resistive Construction. |
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Did you know the Presidential Primary is Mar. 3? Do not wait! Make any changes to your voter record today at www.govotecolorado.com. |