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Mesa County Commissioners approved a $2.3 million road maintenance project to preserve about 20 miles of streets in the Fruitvale area. The preventive treatments help extend pavement life, improve road conditions and reduce long-term repair costs.

Mesa County Commissioners appointed a pest inspector for the Upper Grand Valley Pest Control District to help detect and manage pests that threaten local orchards and agriculture. The role supports early detection, education and coordinated response to protect the region’s agricultural economy.

The Mesa County Workforce Center (MCWFC) is offering a series of free in-person workshops this March to help community members strengthen their job search skills.

Mesa County’s Regional Transportation Planning Office shared an update on transit use, road safety and regional transportation planning during a March 3 public hearing. The presentation highlights current trends and efforts to improve mobility and safety across the Grand Valley.

Mesa County Public Works has received statewide recognition for a pavement maintenance program designed to extend the life of local roads while reducing long-term costs for taxpayers.

In honor of National Nutrition Month, Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is highlighting the important role nutrition plays in overall health.