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The Mesa County Board of Commissioners approved $1.69 million in projected annual payments for maintenance and support of software and hardware utilized by Mesa County departments during their Nov. 26 public hearing. This covers licenses, updates, and technical support for various systems used by different departments throughout the County. These funds will come from IT’s 2025 budget.

This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for you — our amazing community! From the stunning beauty of the Grand Valley to the vibrant, caring spirit of our residents, we’re so lucky to call this place home.

Through collaborative efforts and strategic partnerships, Mesa County has made substantial progress in protecting our landscapes and agriculture from the Japanese Beetle.

Learn more about the corridor alignment recommendations for the Riverfront Trail at the open house on Tuesday, Dec. 3, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Clifton Community Center, 3270 D 1/2 Road in Clifton.

At the Nov. 19 public hearing, Mesa County Criminal Justice Services Director Matt Lewis gave an in-depth update to the Board of Mesa County Commissioners and our community about the vital work his department does to keep Mesa County safe and thriving.

At the Nov. 19 administrative public hearing, the Board of Commissioners approved a resolution supporting legislation to amend C.R.S. § 30-2-102 to reclassify Mesa County as a Category I-A County for purposes of establishing the salaries of County elected officials. Before approval, the Board received a detailed presentation from the 21st Judicial District Attorney Dan Rubinstein explaining the need for the resolution.