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MAC serves as the first single point entry for an individual struggling with behavioral health issues and helps connect them with all the necessary resources to build a stable future.

The process of joining the Lighthouse Program begins with an initial interview between the youth and their parent(s)/guardian and a supportive staff member to create a Lighthouse Program Agreement tailored to the youth’s risks and needs.

Do you know anyone in grades one through 12 who is artsy and creative? If so, they can participate in Mesa County Elections' 2025 "I Voted" sticker contest from Jan. 8 through Feb. 28, 2025, to show civic pride in our community and help remind our neighbors to vote!

Did you know that Mesa County is prone to floods from rapid snowmelt or large storms that can cause rivers and creeks to swell and overflow? Whether from the great Colorado River or a small creek, flood risk is present in Mesa County — be prepared and be #FloodSmart!

On Friday, Jan. 17, U.S. Senators John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet shared the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) announcement of up to $152 million in federal funding for 17 projects in Colorado to combat the Colorado River crisis, increase drought resiliency, and restore habitats. The federal funding comes from the Inflation Reduction Act, which included $4 billion to mitigate the impacts of drought, including activities to support environmental benefits and promote ecosystem and habitat restoration. Several projects that will use this funding directly impact Mesa County to address drought and preserve our water.

A dedicated phone line has been established to address inquiries and concerns related to the recent $100 TABOR refund checks issued to Mesa County voters. Residents who have not received their check, received one in error, or need a replacement check are encouraged to call 970-256-1584 for assistance by the end of February.