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Get involved in your community while growing your knowledge of local government. Apply to serve on one of our commissioner-appointed volunteer panels, boards, or commissions: https://bit.ly/3cDvp6A.
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Commissioners approve agreement to move budget to digital format
Mesa County Commissioners approved a $159,339 agreement with OpenGov, Inc. to move its budget to an interactive and user-friendly online document to make it more accessible for the public.The new...
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Thank you, Foster Parents!
Mesa County thanks all foster parents who care for children and youth displaced from their birth parents and commends the hard work, love, and time kinship parents give to the children and youth.Foster...
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Care to give your leftover paint a new purpose?
Care has always gone into selecting the perfect shade of paint for our special life occasions. The journey of a half-full can of paint doesn’t end when it has served its duty of turning a house into a...
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It's windy out there: tarp it!
Lately, it’s been super windy, so don’t forget to tarp your trash as you drive to the landfill. Help us keep Mesa County clean — tarp it! All vehicles traveling to the Mesa County Landfill or related...
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Mental Health Matters
Mental health is just as important as physical health, and it's a critical part of overall health.Every resident can make a difference in ending the silence and stigma surrounding mental illness and...
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May 15-21 is National Police Week
In honor of Police Week, Mesa County Commissioners took a moment during the public hearing to recognize the brave men and women who work for our Mesa County Sheriff’s Office and law enforcement...
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National Public Works Week
This week is National Public Works Week!Mesa County Public Works employees help keep our community strong by providing an infrastructure of services in engineering, fleet management, floodplain...
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What should residents do if they find noxious weeds?
The Whitetop flower is a noxious weed. Mesa County encourages residents to be good stewards of our area by protecting and preserving lands and natural resources from the negative impact of invasive...
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County Offices Closed on Memorial Day
Many Mesa County offices will be closed Monday, May 30, 2022, in observance of Memorial Day.This closure includes:Administration, Assessor, County Commissioners, County Attorney, Financial Services,...
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County approves $2.7 Million contract for 2022 road overlay
Mesa County Commissioners approved a $2.7 million contract for road overlay. This year, the overlay work will focus on approximately 8.7 miles of roads in unincorporated Mesa County around the Redlands...
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DLR Group for De Beque Community Hall
The Board of County Commissioners unanimously voted to approve a $223,245 contract with DLR Group for the design and engineering services for the proposed 7,200 square-foot De Beque Community Hall and...
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Public invited to attend the Logic and Accuracy Testing (LAT) of the 2022...
County residents are invited to attend the Logic and Accuracy Testing (LAT) of the 2022 Mesa County Primary Election at noon on June 1 at the Mesa County Elections Office, 200 S. Spruce St.The...
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County officials participate in Palisade Board of Trustees meeting
This week, Mesa County Commissioners and other county officials joined the Palisade Board of Trustees at their town meeting to give residents an update and an opportunity to provide input.Upcoming town...
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Community joins forces to clean Clifton Nature Park
On Saturday, May 21, about 25 people teamed up to remove trash at the Clifton Nature Park, south side of D Road, between 32 1/4 and 32 1/2 roads, next door to the Clifton Sanitation District.Volunteers...
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Replacement of the 58-M.6 in Collbran starts June 6
Beginning June 6, Mesa County and United Companies will implement the removal and reconstruction of the current bridge located on 58 Road over Big Creek, approximately 2 miles south of Collbran, and...
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Party affiliation deadline is June 6
June 6 is the last day voters may affiliate with a political party or change their affiliation to vote in the June 28, 2022, Primary Election. Unaffiliated voters are eligible to vote in the Primary...
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State Highway 141 project update
The shouldering, installation of thermoplastic turn arrows, and traffic striping on State Highway 141 and the Springfield intersection are now complete.Currently, the project focus is placing an...
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Community members start IMC journey
Cody Davis, Chairman of the Board of Mesa County Commissioners, kicks off the Inside Mesa County class Tuesday afternoon, May 26, in the public hearing room inside the old Mesa County Courthouse, 544...
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Project update: 22 Road, I to J Improvement Project
The 22 Road I to J Road Improvement project completed improvements to approximately a 1-mile section of 22 Road to accommodate future traffic projections. Part of the project scope was to replace an...
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