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Natural floodplains are vital for local wildlife, providing them with food, water, and shelter. Keeping our floodplains free of debris and overdevelopment is beneficial for the environment and the animals that call it home!

Last week, the Chair of the Mesa County Board of Commissioners, Cody Davis, participated in a Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce board meeting to give an update on Mesa County’s Fix It or Fund It initiative.

In times of natural disasters, being prepared is crucial to ensure the safety of you and your loved ones.

The 57th Annual Palisade Peach Festival kicked off on Aug. 15 with Mesa County Commissioner JJ Fletcher reading a proclamation presented by the Mesa County Board of Commissioners at Riverbend Park.

Administrator Todd Hollenbeck announced today that Mesa County has implemented a temporary hiring freeze, effective Aug. 12, as part of its ongoing efforts to preserve current employees, protect essential services and prepare for the impacts of statewide budget challenges.

SNAP When you shop with your Colorado EBT card at farmers’ markets, you’re feeding your family while helping support hardworking local farmers across the state.