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Mesa County South Broadway Shoulder Project Update
Project UpdateBeginning Feb. 6 through Feb. 10, a full closure of Spoon Court will be in effect. On Feb. 13, the project will undergo a winter shutdown through March. 20, 2023, due to the availability...
View ArticleMESA 19.88-G.26 Structure Replacement Project
The Mesa-19.88-G.26 Canyon Creek Drive culvert replacement project is set to be completed by late spring.The goal of the project is to install a new hydraulically adequate crossing over Monument...
View ArticleCounty approves contract for emergency housing
On Feb. 7, Mesa County Commissioners approved a $200K contract for emergency housing for adults with mental health or substance use diagnoses.
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Handle and dispose of CFLs with care
Head to the Mesa County Hazardous Waste Collection Facility, 3071 Hwy. 50, to dispose of your CFLs and other hazardous waste items.In today's world, energy efficiency is a top priority, and one of the...
View ArticleHelp our furry friends in need!
Mesa County Animal Services needs donations of dry dog or cat food, cat litter, and toys (rawhides, kongs, toy mice, toy balls, etc.) Your generosity can make a big difference in the lives of the...
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County offices closed on Presidents Day
For Presidents Day, numerous Mesa County offices will close on Monday, Feb. 20, 2023. This closure includes:Administration, Assessor, County Commissioners, County Attorney, Financial Services, Human...
View ArticleHappy Valentine's Day, Mesa County!
As we mark this special day, let's take a moment to reflect on what makes our community so dear to our hearts. Did you know that Mesa County was founded exactly 140 years ago, on February 14, 1883?Our...
View ArticleTemporary Moratorium on the Skilled Gaming Businesses
The Board of County Commissioners has imposed a temporary moratorium on the submission, acceptance, processing, and approval of any land use or business that engages in or operates as a skilled gaming...
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SWANA hosts Western Slope landfill manager training course
The Mesa County Landfill is taking steps to ensure the next generation of landfill operations managers are well-trained by participating in the Manager of Landfill Operations (MOLO) training course....
View ArticleLandfill Access Road Improvement Project Gets Approved
A $264,507 contract has been approved for the Landfill Access Road Improvement Project. This exciting development will bring much-needed upgrades to the landfill access road, making it safer and more...
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County Submits Grant Application for Orchard Avenue Safety and Connectivity...
We are pleased to announce that Mesa County will submit a grant application to the U.S. Department of Transportation for the Orchard Avenue Safety and Connectivity Project. This project aims to improve...
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We all have a role in the safe disposal of hazardous waste
Have you ever stopped to consider the impact of your daily routine on the environment? From using cleaning supplies to changing the oil in your car, you may unknowingly contribute to the 280,000 pounds...
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Mesa County Motor Vehicle Offices to Expand Hours of Operation
The Mesa County Clerk and Recorder's office is proud to announce the expansion of its hours of operation for its Motor Vehicle offices. Effective March 1, 2023, all Mesa County Motor Vehicle offices...
View ArticleSpring will bring a cleaner, and brighter future to our community
The broken windows theory is a concept that suggests that attention toward seemingly smaller community disturbances like broken windows or vacant vehicles brings pride to a community and ultimately...
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County Comments on CPW’s Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan Draft
The passage of Ballot Initiative 144 during the 2020 state election in Colorado marked the beginning of an effort to reintroduce the gray wolf into the state. This week, the Board of County...
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Mesa County shows support for Collbran Conservancy District's grant application
The infrastructure of the Collbran Conservancy District plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of our community. It provides water for various uses, including agriculture, hydroelectric power...
View ArticleCounty approves agreement for quality assurance testing services
Providing residents with excellent services across all departments is a top priority for Mesa County. To maintain this high quality of work along all County roads, the commissioners approved a $100,000...
View ArticleAnimal Services and Local Veterinarians Collaborate to Offer Subsidized...
Animal Services, in partnership with local veterinarians, are pleased to offer spay and neuter vouchers to pet owners in Mesa County. This program has been made possible by the generous funding of the...
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Look back into Mesa County over 100 years ago
Photographer unknown. Photo submitted by Garry Brewer from the History Mesa County research files.Enjoy this historical photograph of Mesa County Commissioners Thomas Dwyer, John D. Secor, and Albert...
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We must take action on the Japanese Beetle
Mesa County residents — we have a serious problem that we need to address together. The Japanese Beetle, one of the most damaging insect pests in the United States, has been discovered breeding in the...
View ArticleRegistration is open for first County Round Robin networking event
Town Halls in Mesa County just got a little more exciting. This year, Mesa County leaders were determined to find a fun and efficient way to connect with community members and landed on the idea of...
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County comments on Solar Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
County commissioners sent the Bureau of Land Management a letter offering formal comments on their 2023 Solar Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement. The letter emphasizes the importance of...
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Obtain receipts as you prepare to file taxes
Are you preparing to file your income taxes? Tax Day is Tuesday, April 18, 2023.You can quickly obtain receipts online. Common receipts needed to file income taxes include previous vehicle registration...
View ArticleCommissioners declare Japanese Beetle a public nuisance
The Board of County Commissioners has declared the Japanese Beetle a public nuisance and has directed staff to take emergency action to quarantine, control, and eradicate the invasive pest."Without...
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This Blogger page is no longer active.Mesa County has launched its new website, which underwent an end-to-end rebuild to provide a more user-friendly and modern web presence. The new blog page lives on...
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