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The Workforce Center is hosting a series of free workshops to help you succeed in your job search!

The Juvenile Diversion Program, offered by the 21st Judicial District Attorney’s (DA) Office, serves as a proactive and restorative alternative to traditional prosecution for eligible youth in Mesa County. While the DA’s Office oversees all juvenile cases in the County, its approach is rooted in supporting positive youth development and prioritizing the best interests of the child.

Mesa County recently initiated a project to assess the condition of all roads maintained by Mesa County at the Commissioners’ June 24 public hearing. Residents may see Roadway Asset Services, LLC (RAS) vehicles driving around neighborhoods and other County roads, collecting relevant data to best inform Mesa County Engineering’s management plan for scheduling maintenance and replacement of the paved roadway network.

The District Attorney's Office is currently accepting applications for a volunteer member of the 21st Judicial District's Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) Board. Serving the CVC Board is a great way to give back to your community and help victims of crimes get on the road to recovery.

Mesa County Commissioners and Administrator joined energy and policy leaders from across the region at the 2025 JOLT (Joint Organizations Leading Transition) Energy Summit held June 26–27 in Rifle, Colorado.

If you’re caring for a relative or friend’s child in Mesa County, you don’t have to do it alone.