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Open burn season is now underway and approved permit holders are cleared to burn. Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) lifted the No Burn Advisory on Friday, September 12. This follows the lifted fire restrictions by the Mesa County Sheriff's Office (MCSO).

The Board of Mesa County Commissioners joined forces with the Colorado River District and U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd last month to host a small discussion about urgent threats and opportunities facing the Colorado River.

Mesa County Public Health is hosting a focus group to hear from community members about youth tobacco and nicotine use.

Mesa County Animal Services, 971A Coffman Road, works every day to find homes for displaced animals, partner with local welfare organizations and promote responsible pet ownership.

Connecting Colorado is back with a modernized and streamlined design that will make your job search process easier than ever.

Mesa County Commissioners today accepted the resignation of Treasurer and Public Trustee Sheila Reiner, effective immediately, and recognized Chief Deputy Treasurer Jackie Campbell as acting treasurer until a successor is appointed.