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Mesa County's first-ever Warrant Forgiveness Day, held on Oct. 19, 2024, marked a successful effort to clear outstanding warrants and resolve cases, providing a fresh start for many community members. A total of 65 warrants were canceled, and as promised — no arrests were made — allowing participants to address their legal matters without fear of being taken into custody.

Winter is a wonderful time to explore Mesa County’s parks and trails with your dog. Remember to keep your dog on a leash in public spaces, whether enjoying a peaceful walk or playing in the snow. It’s not only a good habit; it’s the law.

Mesa County is refunding excess revenues to its 114,839 active registered voters, following the voter-approved Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR) requirements. TABOR limits the growth of government revenues and requires the County to return any excess funds to taxpayers.

At the heart of the 21st Judicial District Attorney’s Office's commitment to our youth is the work of our dedicated Juvenile Program Coordinators. These professionals guide young individuals toward brighter futures by managing vital programs that promote personal growth, accountability, and community safety.

Man sentenced to 196 years for convenience story robbery

We are thankful to our dedicated residents who continue to show up to make their voices heard and help lead important initiatives and improvements in our community. At our recent public meeting on Dec. 3, we welcomed 36 invaluable resident voices at the Clifton Community Campus; County employees, community members, and project specialists collaborated on corridor alignment options to connect the Riverfront Trail from Clifton to Palisade.