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Mesa County Public Health has issued a No Burn Advisory effective 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 22 until further notice due to strong winds and dry conditions.

Many department directors and leaders within Mesa County have come together this month to begin the first stage of developing Mesa County’s updated strategic plan.

This afternoon, Mesa County employees gathered in front of the Department of Human Services (MCDHS) and the Workforce Center (MCWFC) to honor Memorial Day with a flag planting ceremony led by our Veterans Service Officer team.

This year, the Mesa County Commissioners have traveled throughout the county, collaborating on town halls with different city and town leaders — listening to residents to help problem-solve challenges they may be facing in their communities, providing updates on what our local governments are working on and fostering open communication between residents and local leaders.

Grand Valley Connects is celebrating its third anniversary this month. This Mesa County Public Health program helps residents access essential resources and support services.

Thousands of tax notices are returned to Mesa County as undeliverable every year. That means many residents could miss important deadlines​​ or face penalties​ simply because their mailing address wasn’t updated.