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As our Japanese beetle eradication efforts are going strong, bolstered by partnerships with nurseries, agricultural experts, and government bodies, we still need our community’s support to reach full eradication in the upcoming years.

Join us on April 9 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Central High School library, 550 Warrior Way in Grand Junction, to learn more about the Orchard Avenue Safety and Connectivity Project, share your thoughts, and help us ensure Phase 1 of the project is the best fit for your neighborhood.

National Public Health Week, which is celebrated each year during the first week of April, is a time to recognize the contributions of public health.

A ceremony was held in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

The commissioners approved the January 2024 Accounts Payable (AP) warrants issued by Mesa County Finance at the March 26 administrative public hearing. The AP warrants are available on our website, offering the public a transparent way to see where Mesa County spends money.

Progress is moving forward on the 32 1⁄2 Road Corridor and E Road Corridor Improvement Projects after the well-attended open house earlier this month to inform residents about the project plans and clarify any questions or concerns from the public.