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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.

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.

Mesa County Public Health’s Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) has been nationally recognized for its outstanding work to support breastfeeding families.

Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS) has been recognized by the Colorado Department of Human Services for achieving a 95% timeliness rate in processing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) applications.

Mesa County GIS has launched a new map viewer tool. Watch the how-to video to find out more.

From playful puppies and gentle senior dogs to curious cats and the occasional snake or guinea pig, the shelter is full of personalities waiting to match with yours. Each time the door opens, they look up, ears perked, wondering if this is the moment their new life begins.