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Thank you to all the residents who captured photos and videos for Mesa County Public Work’s Ripple Effect challenge, which was made to encourage our community to protect our rivers and contribute to stormwater quality.

With Mesa County’s Road Problem Reporter, residents can easily submit photos and descriptions of road, bridge, drainage, or traffic issues directly to the County. Mesa County Public Works will receive the notifications and provide an estimated response time and updates.

Our Public Works Division and the project contractor will host a public meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 21, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Mesa County Central Services, 200 S. Spruce St., in the Main Conference Room, to answer questions about the Rosevale Road flood reduction project for residents in the affected area. Please enter the meeting through the east entrance of the building.

The Mesa County Road and Bridge Manager got unanimous approval from the Board of Mesa County Commissioners to place a $112,000 purchase order for cold magnesium chloride (Torch IB) during the Jan. 7 administrative public hearing.

There are many ways to make your voice heard in our community. The Mesa County Board of Commissioners invites individuals to apply for panels, boards, and commissions.

Mesa County bids a farewell to Commissioner Janet Rowland as she concludes her service on Jan. 14, 2025, when the new commissioner for District 3 gets sworn into office.