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This morning, County Commissioners approved a supplemental budget to authorize additional revenues and expenditures not anticipated in the adopted 2023 budget. Amendments to the budget include carrying forward unspent amounts from 2022, recognizing new revenues, and authorizing appropriations based on new information.

Here is a reminder to think before you throw it away. Many commonly used household items can cause harm to you and your family, employees handling waste, and the environment when not disposed of properly.

Due to strong winds, Mesa County Public Health has issued a No Burn Advisory until 6 p.m. today.

The Clifton 1st and Grand Road project, designed to improve road safety, realign 1st Street, connect Grand Avenue from 1st Street to 2nd Street, and provide sidewalks, is still expected to reach completion in the springtime of 2023 despite winter weather delays.

The nurses at Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) are experts when it comes to travel vaccines. They can help residents determine what is needed depending on where they are traveling.

Join us for an open house event hosted by Clerk and Recorder Bobbie Gross on Mesa County's election process.