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Heather and Brad Seago began their fostering journey with Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS) in 2018, starting with respite care before eventually welcoming three children into their home: 7-year-old twins and a 3-year-old.

When you adopt a pet from Mesa County Animal Services (MCAS), you save two lives — the pet you bring home and the one who gains a spot in our shelter because of your choice.

During their Nov. 25 administrative public hearing, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners ratified a letter to the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission regarding the consideration of providing wolves to the State of Colorado.

Children who come into the care of Mesa County Department of Human Services often come with few or no belongings on 11-25-2025.

On the morning of Nov. 21, the Mesa County Board of Commissioners took time to slow down and engage in an insightful conversation with 10th-grade economics students from Ascent Classical Academy of Grand Junction. The discussion centered on how local government plays a vital role in our economy.

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