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Starting Nov. 1, 2024, our Mesa County Noxious Weed and Pest Department will do noxious weed treatments to restore natural areas at Clifton Nature Park and The Ponds. Through funding from the America the Beautiful grant, this essential work focuses on removing invasive species and enhancing our community’s open spaces!

At the Oct. 29 administrative public hearing, the County Commissioners approved a $3.6 million contract with FCI Constructors to remodel the second floor of the Mesa County Justice Center! This renovation will add a brand-new courtroom and additional office space to meet the needs of our growing community and continue to provide quality service to residents.

As fall settles in, make sure you’re connected to everything happening right here in Mesa County. Our newsletter brings County updates, upcoming events, and community resources straight to your inbox — keeping you informed, wherever you are.

Are you passionate about Mesa County and ready to make a real impact? Here’s your chance to shape our community’s future! The Mesa County Commissioners invite you to bring your ideas and perspective to one of our open positions on boards, panels, and commissions.

Once the trick-or-treaters have gone and those jack-o’-lanterns start looking a little too spooky, bring them to the Mesa County Landfill Compost Facility — for free! Help us keep rotting fall decor out of the landfill by giving your pumpkins a proper send-off to be used for compost.

Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) has been made aware of a recall involving chicken taco meal kits from Sprouts Farmers Market, as well as waffle and pancake products from Treehouse Foods.