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Mesa County received a $245,000 federal Safe Streets grant to support data-driven road safety studies, speed-feedback testing and updates to the county’s Safety Action Plan.

Learn how to stay informed, volunteer, report road issues and access Mesa County services through simple online tools and community programs.

Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is now accepting residential burn permit applications.

Jacqueline and Jared Schmidt became foster parents because they felt called to provide stability and care for children who need it most.

Mesa County reappoints Veterans Service Officer Anthony Lee after helping 1,200 veterans secure more than $6 million in benefits in 2025.

Worried about a vulnerable adult in Mesa County? Help is just one call away.