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April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS) is encouraging residents to take part in building a safer, stronger community for children and families.

Mesa County and its partners are currently updating the Stormwater Management Manual (SWMM). The project webpage, which allows contractors, developers, and municipalities to receive project updates, review design chapters, and provide valuable input, is live.

Mesa County is excited to introduce the new Ballot Verifier, a feature designed to make it easier for voters to access past election results and view cast ballots. This new tool ensures transparency and accountability in the voting system, giving voters peace of mind that their votes are accurately counted and recorded.

Adoption training is crucial for adoptive families both before and after adopting a child because it helps them navigate the complexities of adoption and ensures they are fully prepared to meet their child’s needs. Here’s what you can expect from each session!

When just one inch of flood water can cause roughly $25,000 in damage to your home, it’s important you protect what matters most.

Participation in the Lighthouse Program is voluntary and aims to provide advocacy, support, and services to at-risk youth who may otherwise become involved in mandatory systems, including truancy court, municipal or district court, the juvenile justice system, or the child welfare system.