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| This is the lake formed by the West Salt Creek Landslide in 2014 seen from the air on May 19. Since May 1, the lake level has risen by more than 4 feet. |
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| Runoff flows into the lake from the headwaters of West Salt Creek. |
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| Police Week. From left, Commissioner Scott McInnis, Sheriff Matt Lewis, Palisade Police Chief Deb Funston, Fruita Police Chief Judy Macy, Grand Junction Police Chief John Camper and Commissioner John Justman. |
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| Another photo of the Police Week proclamation at Monday's Commissioners' hearing. |
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| The Commissioners on Monday also proclaimed it EMS Week. |
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| The group gathered for the EMS Week proclamation. |
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| Melonie Matarazzo was honored as Mother of the Year. Here she is with Commissioners Scott McInnis and John Justman and her family. |
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| Commissioner Scott McInnis, left, at the EMS luncheon at St. Mary's Hospital. |
More pictures of the EMS luncheon:
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| Scott Mai works on fixing Little Park Road. |
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| Sheriff Matt Lewis rides his skateboard at an event for Special Olympics. |
More photos from the Special Olympics event:
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Some MCHD staff members attended the 2016 Western Colorado Children's Water Festival on the Colorado Mesa University campus on Monday and Tuesday. This team educated kids about clean drinking water and healthy hand washing. Clockwise from center: Katie Goddeyne, Mary Cornforth Cawood, Michelle Colon, Karen Melott, Greg Rajnowski, Shane Chatfield and Heidi Dragoo. |
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| Mesa County Health Department Health Planner Greg Rajnowski talks to Western Slope fifth graders about clean drinking water at the Western Colorado Children's Water Festival on the Colorado Mesa University campus. |
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| MCHD data analyst Heidi Dragoo shows one Western Slope fifth-grader where he missed some spots washing his hands. The MCHD team used Glo Germ and black light flashlights to show students how well they were really washing their hands. |
