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Grand Valley Connects (GVC), a homegrown resource navigator program at Mesa County Public Health, is preparing for a new milestone. The program was created more than two years ago and is transitioning to a new platform to manage its work called CRN.

We wish our incredible community peace, joy, and warmth this holiday season. From snowy adventures on the Grand Mesa to festive moments with family and friends, this is a special time to celebrate what makes Mesa County home.

We’re grateful for our hardworking employees who ensure our County runs smoothly and our residents who bring heart, energy, and innovation to our vibrant community. From enjoying the beauty of our landscapes to building connections within our neighborhoods, your contributions make Mesa County the incredible place we call home.

At their Nov. 26 public hearing, the Board of Mesa County Commissioners approved the purchase of a new pneumatic tire forklift for $107,834. This investment supports Mesa County Public Work’s Traffic Division, which relies on forklifts to load and unload materials for our annual pavement marking retracing program — helping keep our roads safe and clearly marked for all road users.

In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, most Mesa County offices are closed on Thursday, Nov. 28, and Friday, Nov. 29.

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.