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Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is delaying the start of the fall burn season due to ongoing fire restrictions and unsafe weather conditions.

Foster, kinship and adoptive families from across Mesa County are invited to a day of fun and connection at the 2025 Foster and Kinship Resource Fair.

In collaboration with our partners, the City of Grand Junction, School District 51, CSU Extension, the state, local contractors and community members, Mesa County is in its third year of battling the invasive and destructive Japanese beetle.

In honor of Child Support Awareness Month, we spoke with Jessica Guajardo, Manager at the Mesa County Workforce Center, about how Child Support Services (CSS) supports families and strengthens our community.

Mesa County Public Health (MCPH), in collaboration with the Mesa County Coroner’s Office and the Mesa County Suicide Prevention Coalition, released the annual Suicide Report. This report offers an in-depth overview of the prevalence of suicide in Mesa County, while also highlighting prevention initiatives and accessible resources for residents.

Are you considering adoption or looking for resources to support your journey?