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Whether you're starting a new job search, updating your resume or preparing for interviews, the Mesa County Workforce Center (MCWFC) is offering free workshops this June to help you take the next step in your career journey.

Mesa County commissioners toured road improvement projects across the county to review infrastructure work supporting safety, mobility and future transportation needs.

June is Adult Protection Awareness Month, and the Mesa County Department of Human Services (MCDHS), 510 29 ½ Road, is inviting community members and staff to participate in a series of events focused on awareness, education and advocacy for vulnerable adults in our community.

Mesa County road surface treatments begin June 1 on residential streets across several neighborhoods. Residents should expect temporary delays and parking restrictions during cape seal and slurry seal work.

Mesa County is upgrading the community crime surveillance camera system used by the Sheriff’s Office to support investigations and improve long-term reliability. The upgraded system will improve image quality and operational support while continuing to assist public safety efforts across Mesa County.

Mesa County’s 2026 State of the County video highlights transportation projects, behavioral health support, water protection, infrastructure, agriculture and other priorities shaping the community.