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As #NationalVolunteerAppreciationWeek draws to a close, we can't let it end without saying a huge thank you to our incredible volunteers serving on our commissioner-appointed board and commissions!

The Dolores Canyons Mapping Tool enables the public to view information about the proposed national monument, and submit feedback on boundaries.

Watch a comprehensive video of step-by-step directions on how to apply grub control granules to your lawn this spring on our website at mesacounty.us on the Japanese Beetle Eradication webpage. This is the best way for residents outside the infestation hot zone to support our community in eradicating the Japanese Beetle.

During the April 23 administrative public hearing, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners gave the County Attorney approval to take action to join the lawsuit Douglas and El Paso Counties filed against the State of Colorado based on the damages caused by the State’s sanctuary status.

Provide feedback on the Proposed Dolores Canyons National Monument with our interactive map tool. View conservation areas, trails, wildlife habitats, mining sites, recreation areas, and grazing lands.

On April 23, during the administrative public hearing of the Board of Mesa County Commissioners, they approved a million-dollar contribution toward the permanent protection of the most senior, non-consumptive water right on the Colorado River — the Shoshone water rights.