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Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) COVID-19 Response Team is working hard to distribute accurate and timely information to our community. For up-to-date information, visit health.mesacounty.us/covid19/. |
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Mesa County Public Health's website is our community's official location for accurate information regarding COVID-19. For current, reliable information, visit http://health.mesacounty.us/covid19/. |
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Sarah Johnson, MCPH Community Network Coordinator, leads a discussion with Lt. Governor Primavera about community initiatives that are working to improve access to services for residents. |
During Monday's public hearing, the Commissioners received an update on the Palisade Plunge Project by Construction Group Manager Laura Page. |
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A DASH GVT bus gets fueled by CNG at the bus yard. Don't forget, March 18 is National Biofuel Day! |
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This week, a new cement walkway was poured at the Mesa County Fairgrounds, 2785 US-50. Upgrades to the facility continue as we get ready for Mesa County Fair 2020. |
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The gorgeous sunset highlights the newly poured sidewalk at the Mesa County Fairgrounds. |
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Crews continue to cut paths on the Palisade Plunge Trail. Much of the trail is through very remote back-country areas. |
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With more sun comes better weather, and the snow is starting to melt on many portions of Palisade Plunge. |
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This view of the valley looking west includes the Colorado River, Mt. Garfield and Interstate 70. |
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Friendly reminder: even though everyone is excited to start using the Palisade Plunge, the trail isn't open to the public. |
County leadership gathered to kick off the first meeting of the Mesa County Resource Management Plan (RMP) with the newly appointed Steering Committee members. |
Commissioner John Justman thanks staff and the RMP Steering Committee for their commitment and dedication. |
Commissioner Justman waits to testify against House Bill 1349, Colorado Affordable Health Care Option on Wednesday afternoon. Learn more about the bill at https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb20-1349. |
County Administrator Pete Baier holds a meeting to talk to key staff on what Mesa County is doing to distribute accurate and timely information to our community. For up-to-date information, visit health.mesacounty.us/covid19/. |
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When you respond to the census, you help your community get its fair share of federal funds spent on schools, hospitals, roads, public works, and other vital programs. Businesses use census data to decide where to build factories, offices, and stores, and this creates jobs. Developers use the census to build new homes and revitalize old neighborhoods. Local governments use the census for public safety and emergency preparedness. Learn more at https://www.census.gov/en.html. |
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Jesse Bond, a social caseworker with DHS, received a wonderful donation of items from the Humanists Doing Good Organization. These items will help many families in need. |
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Donation items from the Humanists Doing Good Organization will help many Mesa County families in need. Thank you for the wonderful donations! |
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Euziveo Muniz and Jodi McKenna with the Economic Assistance Division share program information at the Men of Mesa Resiliency Skills Workshop, which was held Saturday, March 7, at St. Mary's Hospital. |
DHS leadership served root beer floats, and creamsicle floats to personnel on Staff Appreciation Day. Brandy Bentley enjoys a float. |
Nick Ewing enjoys a float prepared by the DHS Senior Leadership Team. |