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The Mesa County Treasurer’s Office was made aware of a text message scam targeting local residents today, April 30. The fraudulent messages falsely appear to come from the Treasurer’s Office but are not legitimate.

At this week’s April 29 administrative public hearing, the commissioners took a short break from regular business to join the Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Bobbie Gross in congratulating four outstanding students for their creativity and civic engagement that led them to become winners of the Mesa County Elections’ second “I Voted” Sticker Contest.

Mesa County Commissioners and County Administrator Todd Hollenbeck unveiled the 2025 State of the County video today, outlining priorities that focus on building a strong future through smarter service delivery, water protection, road maintenance, economic growth, and community collaboration.

Mesa County Elections is pleased to announce the winners of the second annual "I Voted" Sticker Contest. The Elections team launched the unique contest to bring local creativity from first to 12th-grade youth to the forefront of civic pride and community engagement.

The Career Development Program, which is also referred to as the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), is a federally funded employment and training program.

The Mesa County Stormwater Management Manual (SWMM) is getting an update! An initial
public meeting for all interested parties will be held from 1:30 to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 21, at Mesa County Central Services, 200 S. Spruce St. in Grand Junction, in the Main Conference Room.