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Mesa County has formally requested Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) through a letter to cease further wolf releases until the management and compensation processes associated with gray wolf reintroduction efforts improve. This request comes after a series of challenges were highlighted during the Club 20 Spring Conference, where CPW officials shared the difficulties faced in the ongoing wolf restoration efforts in Colorado.

On May 14, 2024, the Mesa County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution in opposition to the creation of the Dolores Canyons National Monument. This comes in response to the Protect the Dolores Coalition's initiative to designate an approximately 390,000-acre area encompassing parts of Mesa, Montrose, and San Miguel counties as a national monument.

The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard commenced the May 7 administrative public hearing with a presentation of the flags before the Board of Mesa County Commissioners formally declared May 5 - 11, 2024, as Correctional Officers Week in Mesa County.

Access to clean, safe water plays a vital role every day for everyone in our community.

At the Mesa County Commissioners administrative public hearing on May 7, they approved a 13-month lease between Mesa County and Faith Heights for the property at 600 28 1/4 Road in Grand Junction.

Residents of Northwest Colorado, including Mesa County, are invited to participate in a survey brought forth by the Associated Governments of Northwest Colorado (AGNC) through the Northwest Colorado Energy Initiative (NCEI) to gather community input on energy production and usage as part of a broader effort to navigate the ongoing energy transition. Participation is anonymous and closes on May 15, 2024.