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Grand Valley Transit Announces D51 Bus Pass Program
Grand Valley Transit and Mesa County Workforce Center are teaming up to offer free bus fare to all District 51 middle and high school students on GVT Fixed Route. The program is valid from September...
View ArticleCounty Commissioners adopt resolution amending Resolution No. 2021-46
Today, the Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution amending Resolution No. 2021-46 referring to the Registered Electors of Mesa County, Colorado, a ballot question regarding whether the...
View ArticleCounty approves ballot language for excise tax on the first sale or transfer...
On Tuesday, Sept. 7, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners adopted a resolution amending Resolution No. 2021-49 Referring to the Registered Electors of Mesa County, Colorado, a ballot question...
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Stormwater Division shares insights from the 2021 Stormwater Assessment
The Mesa County Public Works Stormwater Division recently completed the 2021 Stormwater Awareness Assessment. The purpose of this assessment was to gain an understanding of what the general population...
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Grand Valley Transit Celebrates 21 Years Of Service
On February 21, 2000, Mesa County launched Grand Valley Transit, a public transit system created in partnership with the City of Grand Junction, the City of Fruita, and the Town of Palisade. Earlier...
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Volunteer Opportunities
Mesa County encourages residents to take an active role in our community through our volunteer opportunities.The following boards have openings:Board of AdjustmentFloodplain Board of AppealsNoxious...
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McInnis to serve on the Colorado River District
Mesa County Commissioner Scott McInnis.On Sept. 13, Mesa County Commissioners Cody Davis and Janet Rowland voted 2-0 to appoint Scott McInnis as the Mesa County Director of the Colorado River Water...
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Meet With Your County Commissioners
Mesa County Commissioners will host a town hall meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 21, at 6 p.m. at the old Mesa County Courthouse, 544 Rood Ave., public hearing room — second floor.
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Public Meeting: Orchard Avenue Corridor Study
Join us from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2021, at the Grand Mesa Shelter at the Long Family Memorial Park to learn more about the study, share your thoughts, and help us ensure the alternative is...
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Commissioners kick off Inside Mesa County Class
Chairwoman of the Board of Mesa County Commissioners, Janet Rowland, kicks off the Inside Mesa County class Tuesday evening, Sept. 21, in the public hearing room inside the old Mesa County Courthouse,...
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Two Organizations, One Connection
Colorado Mesa University (CMU) and the Mesa County Workforce Center (MCWFC) are working together to connect qualified students and graduates to employment opportunities in the Grand Valley. The two...
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County employees recognized for years of service
Mesa County Employee’s Association (MCEA) and Mesa County Commissioners, along with leadership, recognized 134 employees for their length of service during the 41st Annual Employee Recognition Luncheon...
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Make a difference!
Mesa County encourages residents to take an active role in our community through our volunteer opportunities.The following boards have openings:Board of AdjustmentColorado State University (CSU)...
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Fall Compost Sale
Oct. 6-16 save $10 on a cubic yard of Mesa Magic CompostDid you know one cup of healthy soil has over 200 billion microorganisms? These living microbes break down pollutants and toxins, fix nitrogen...
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New voting equipment aces test
Mesa County’s new election equipment was publicly tested Tuesday, October 5, 2021, by a bipartisan test board and passed with flying colors.Test ballots were scanned and tabulated by the Logic and...
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Registered voters, your ballot is arriving soon
Mesa County ballots are at the Grand Junction Post Office and ready to go! Mesa County registered voters — be on the watch for your Coordinated Election ballot in your mailbox. Ballots are being...
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County Presents 2022 Proposed Budget
County Administrator Peter Baier and Budget Manager Spencer Rockwell present the 2022 proposed budget to the Board of County Commissioners.On Oct. 11, County Administrator Peter Baier and Budget...
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HWCF Environmental Specialist Earns Outstanding Personal Service Award
Shay Starr, Mesa County's Lead Environmental Specialist at the Hazardous Waste Collection Facility, received the Outstanding Personal Service award presented by the North American Hazardous Materials...
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BallotTrax provides a way for you to track your ballot
Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on Nov. 2, 2021.Tracking your vote-by-mail ballot when it is mailed, received, and counted has never been easier. The Colorado Secretary of State is offering...
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Mesa County Master Plan Focus Groups
Mesa County has embarked on developing a new Master Plan to replace the current 25-year old plan. Development of the new Master Plan will include the creation of topic-oriented Focus Groups to...
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