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Spring run-off flooding might affect our community, primarily from the Colorado and Gunnison Rivers, although several creeks and washes can pose a flood risk. Mesa County has an active program to help you protect yourself and your property from future flooding.

Mesa County residents are encouraged to get rid of their unwanted or expired prescriptions to keep kids and adults from misusing them.

2023 Reappraisal conclude on May 1, 2023. Notice of Valuations will go in the mail May 1st. If you wish to protest the valuation of your property you may from May 1st to June 8th at the Mesa County Assessor Office.

Begin composting food scraps, dry leaves, and woody materials today to create compost right in time to support your thriving garden this spring!

The Mesa Together Master Plan is a community-driven plan that integrates multiple plan elements, such as economic development, land use, transportation, and recreation, to provide a 10-year strategic vision that will guide policy and decision-making for the future.

Residents can learn about current community initiatives on the new Healthy Mesa County website. It’s a way for Mesa County Public Health to showcase the exciting work underway with our partners to improve the overall health of the community.