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At the Feb. 20 administrative public hearing, Mesa County took an exciting next step in addressing mental health needs within our community when the commissioners approved an $894,510 contract for the Mesa County Behavioral Health Building Remodel project at 551 Chipeta Ave. in Grand Junction.

During the Feb. 20 administrative public hearing, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners approved a Resolution declaring Mesa County's opposition to Senate Bill 24-159, banning oil and gas development in Colorado.

For every dollar invested at the Workforce Center, $14.18 goes back into the local economy.

The Mesa County Treasurer's Office sent out 2024 property tax bills, and you can expect your statement in the mail as soon as today, Feb. 20, 2024. Property tax bills are also accessible on Mesa County's website.

The Mesa County Board of County Commissioners has passed Resolution No. 2024-13, officially declaring Mesa County as a Non-Sanctuary County. This decision is a direct response to the growing immigration influx and its associated challenges, as seen in neighboring areas such as Denver.

On Feb. 20, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners issued a letter to Denver Mayor Mike Johnston in response to the immigration challenges Denver is currently facing.