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Along the Colorado River at the disc golf course The Ponds, the Mesa County Noxious Weed and Pest crew is not just planting grass — but growing the foundation of something much bigger: a healthier ecosystem, a smarter approach to land management, and a future where Mesa County’s riverfront serves both nature and the community.

Mesa County Department of Human Services recognizes our entire staff for their dedication to protecting and strengthening families in our community.

No matter which way you like to stay updated on the latest happenings in your local government, choosing at least one helps ensure your voice is heard on topics that matter most to you and strengthen our community! Check out the different ways you can stay connected and in the know with all things Mesa County.

Before you toss your newspaper in the recycling bin after your morning read, consider it could provide comfort and cleanliness for animals at Mesa County Animal Services (MCAS), located at 971A Coffman Road.

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS) is encouraging residents to take part in building a safer, stronger community for children and families.

Mesa County and its partners are currently updating the Stormwater Management Manual (SWMM). The project webpage, which allows contractors, developers, and municipalities to receive project updates, review design chapters, and provide valuable input, is live.