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Mesa County Animal Services transitions to a separate enforcement and services model

Mesa County is implementing significant changes to its animal services operations to improve animal welfare and enhance public safety. Starting Jan. 1, 2025, Animal Services will operate under a separate enforcement and services model, a shift in how animal-related responsibilities are managed within Mesa County.

November 19, 2024

Information, Press Release, Video

Community Corrections Score Highest in State Audit

In a recent state audit, Mesa County Community Corrections achieved a notable milestone in its ongoing efforts to deliver exceptional correctional services that prioritize community safety and the successful reintegration of its clients into the community.

Dec 08, 2023

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16 Road Guardrail Project Contract Approved

The project will consist of removing and replacing the guardrail, striping, and replacing a traffic sign on 16 Road.

Dec 08, 2023

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Contract approved for Drainage Improvement Project

A $717,833 contract for the 25 Road and I Drainage Improvement Project received its stamp of approval from the Board of Commissioners at the administrative public hearing on Tuesday, Dec. 5.

Dec 07, 2023

Blog Post, Information, Video

Commissioner Davis appointed to Commission on Property Tax

On Tuesday, Dec. 5, Governor Jared Polis appointed Mesa County Commissioner Cody Davis to the Commission on Property Tax to serve as a county commissioner from the Western region.

Dec 07, 2023

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General Construction Stormwater Permit applications

Learn about our general construction stormwater permit application program

Dec 06, 2023

News, Press Release, Public Notice

Connect with your community at Round Robin events

The Round-Robin model of speed networking is a fun and easy way to connect with several community leaders within one hour. During the event, you are seated at a table with 5 to 7 people and will have a chance to introduce yourself, ask questions, and share your thoughts and ideas. County leaders rotate tables, ensuring everyone has a chance to engage in meaningful conversations.