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As we head into the peak of the respiratory season, it's crucial to stay proactive and keep up with everyday precautions to minimize illness in our community.

The Board of Commissioners approved a Resolution Imposing a Temporary Moratorium on the Submission, Acceptance, Processing, and Approval of any New Land Use or Business that Engages or Operates as a Commercial Solar Farm on Jan. 9 at the administrative public hearing. The temporary moratorium is slated for six months but can conclude sooner should the entire timeframe prove unnecessary.

Do you want to keep up with where your county dollars are going each week or get insights into the commissioners' weekly schedules to follow the process of agenda items moving forward to approval? Are you eager to gain insights into your commissioners' weekly schedules and the agenda items shaping the future of Mesa County? Look no further – introducing the Sunshine List!

The Mesa County Commissioners sent the Colorado Energy Office Geothermal Committee a letter of support for Colorado Mesa University's Geo-Thermal Grid Expansion grant request during their Jan. 9 administrative public hearing.

Get ready for an engaging experience as Mesa County and Palisade leaders connect with the community — through the County Round Robin event hosted at the Palisade Community Center,120 W. 8th St., on Friday, Jan. 26, at 8:30 a.m.

The Colorado Legislature's recent legislative changes, aimed at providing property tax relief, have delayed the certification of Mesa County's tax rolls. This adjustment sets a new deadline of Jan. 24, 2024, for the certification process to give tax authorities adequate time to certify their mill levies and allow County Assessors time to collect the necessary data, ensuring a thorough and accurate tax roll certification.