News

The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office will again be hosting free, monthly fraud and scam prevention classes. These classes provide community members information about common, new, and complex fraud and scam schemes.

Mesa County will temporarily close Clifton Nature Park and the Riverfront Trail Feb. 17–19 for tamarisk removal, with the park reopening the evening of Feb. 20 after work is complete.

Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) released its 2025 Impact Report, highlighting that public health is public safety.

Individuals are invited to participate in the Free Virtual Senior Law Series this spring.

Mesa County Commissioners approved a five-year lease to upgrade mobile computer systems used by sheriff’s deputies and county field crews, improving connectivity, reliability and access to critical tools in the field.

Mesa County honors Laurie Galvan’s 33-year career with the Sheriff’s Office during a Feb. 3 public hearing, recognizing her lasting impact on training, leadership and public service.