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No Burn Advisory

Mesa County Public Health has issued a No Burn Advisory from Saturday, June 6 at 7 a.m. until Monday, June 15 at 9 p.m. due to fire danger. Burning of any kind, including agricultural burning, is not allowed during this advisory period. Check conditions on our Air Quality webpage.

For many children in our community, stability and security start with the Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS). When a child comes into our care, it’s often because of difficult circumstances such as abuse or neglect. Some may need temporary out-of-home placement while their families work toward reunification. Others may need a permanent family to call their own.

Many of these children have special needs such as medical conditions, emotional/behavioral challenges or educational/developmental delays, yet will blossom and thrive with consistent care, nurturing and specialized services.

If a child is unable to return home, our agency will consider placement with a foster or kinship family who is willing to permanently commit to the child if they become legally free for adoption.

  • Each year approximately 50-60 children are available for adoption in Mesa County.
  • MCDHS believes that all children have an inherent right to a committed, permanent family.
  • Permanency promotes healthy physical, social and emotional development.
  • Families are needed to provide a loving and stable home for children through adoption.

Every child deserves a safe, loving and permanent home. If you are interested in becoming a permanent family for a child, please visit the Mesa County Foster and Adopt website or call 970-609-KIDZ

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