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The Board of Mesa County Commissioners approved a business personal property tax incentive payment agreement with Innovative Textiles, Inc. at their administrative public hearing on June 4.

Mesa County is committed to meeting our community's increasing demand to access mental health services. The commissioners have approved a $102,425 contract for the Behavioral Health Department office furniture to support this effort. This project is fully funded by a Colorado Department of Human Services grant, ensuring the expanding team has the necessary resources to serve our community.

At their June 4 administrative public hearing, the Mesa County Commissioners ratified the Public Work Director’s signature, accepting a $110,000 grant from the Colorado Department of Agriculture to assist in Mesa County's effort to eradicate the Japanese Beetle.

Last week, on May 31, 2024, Summit View Treatment Services moved its operations to 436 S. 7th St. The newly renovated facility increases Summit View’s operational capacity by 80% and allows them to gradually reduce the wait times for Mesa County residents to receive addiction treatment services from an average of 17 days to less than a week.

Are you coming to the Clifton Community Campus ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 22, at 10 a.m.? In addition to the tours and agency interactions, attendees can expect to enjoy refreshments and hear from community leaders during the celebration.

Senator Michael Bennet will host a public meeting to discuss the Proposed Dolores Canyons National Monument this coming Sunday, June 9, at 3 p.m. at the West End Schools Pre-K to 12 Building, 225 W. 4th Ave. in Nucla.