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Mesa County is removing invasive tamarisk along the Colorado River to restore native habitat, reduce wildfire risk and protect long-term river health. Learn how grant-funded efforts at Clifton Nature Park support habitat restoration and responsible land management.

Community participation is an essential part of the Housing Needs Assessment process. Strong engagement helps ensure future housing strategies are grounded in local experience and data.

Mesa County Commissioners approved a 2026 contract to continue Japanese beetle eradication efforts, with up to $300,000 dedicated to treatment across the Grand Valley. Learn how the county is working to protect local agriculture, neighborhoods and green spaces from this invasive pest.

Saputo Cheese USA is recalling certain Great Value cottage cheese products.

Mesa County has adopted the state-required Wildfire Resiliency Code for unincorporated areas. The code applies to designated Wildland Urban Interface areas and primarily affects new construction and certain exterior projects beginning in 2026.

On the third Thursday of every month, Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS) hosts a segment on the KAFM Community Affairs Program.