News

Individuals are invited to participate in the Free Virtual Senior Law Series this spring.

Mesa County Commissioners approved a five-year lease to upgrade mobile computer systems used by sheriff’s deputies and county field crews, improving connectivity, reliability and access to critical tools in the field.

Mesa County honors Laurie Galvin’s 33-year career with the Sheriff’s Office during a Feb. 3 public hearing, recognizing her lasting impact on training, leadership and public service.

Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS) Child Welfare Division has launched a new pilot program through its Child Protection Hotline: the Mesa County Warmline.

Mesa County Attorney Todd Starr has been elected to the board of the International Municipal Lawyers Association, connecting Mesa County to national legal trends and best practices.

Mesa County has mailed 2025 property tax bills. Residents can expect statements this week and may view or pay their bill online.