News

If you’re fostering a child in Mesa County and they arrive with little or nothing of their own, the Bear Necessities support program makes sure they have a warm welcome.

Mesa County approved an agreement with Union Pacific for roadway and sidewalk improvements at the 32 1/2 Road railroad crossing in Clifton.

To help families prepare for the upcoming school year, Mesa County Public Health is partnering with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) to host a back-to-school vaccine clinic.

Mesa County residents can apply to serve on the Crime Victim Compensation Board. Applications for the three-year volunteer term are due Aug. 14.

Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is excited to announce the addition of a new provider to our clinic team. Keelin Lewis is a Physician Assistant (PA) with a strong background in primary care.

Mesa County is beginning preliminary design and environmental review for safety and connectivity improvements along Orchard Avenue.