News

The 2025-2026 respiratory virus season brought significant challenges to our community. Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is sharing a comprehensive look at how flu, COVID-19, and RSV impacted our neighbors, families, and overall health.

Mesa County is seeking residents to serve on boards and commissions and help shape local decisions. Volunteer opportunities offer a direct way to get involved, share your perspective and support the community.

The Mesa County Workforce Center is proud to celebrate two members of our Employment Services team who were recognized at the recent Career Services Summit in Denver for their outstanding contributions to workforce development.

Mesa County approved a contract with Elam Construction to supply hot mix asphalt for road repairs and maintenance. Having materials readily available allows crews to address issues early, extend the life of the roads and reduce the need for more costly repairs later.

Mesa County is proposing updates to its Land Development Code, which guides how land is used and developed across unincorporated areas. Residents can review proposed changes, understand how they may affect future growth and participate in the public process.

Mesa County launched a one-year pilot to explore how artificial intelligence can streamline internal work and improve public services. The effort focuses on reducing administrative tasks so staff can spend more time serving residents while maintaining efficient operations.