Tri River Area Extension Division of Pest Management

Mesa County, Colorado

March 16, 2010

Pest Management Pest Control Map

Location:

1000 South 9th Street
Grand Junction

Mailing Address:

Judith M. Sirota
Mesa County Pest & Weed Inspector
P.O. Box 20,000-5025
Grand Junction, CO
81502-5025

Telephone:

(970) 255-7120

Fax:

(970) 243-3519

E-Mail:

jsirota@mesacounty.us

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Mesa County - Tri River Area Extension

Division of Pest Management

Mission

The Division of Pest Management promotes landowners' responsibility for caring for fruit trees and grape vines, and assists growers in their pest control efforts within the Upper Grand Valley Pest Control District ; identifies, maps and monitors pest and noxious weed infestations and enforces the Colorado Noxious Weed Act; educates the public about the impact of pests and weeds on our environment and economy and assists them in control efforts; builds networks of public and private organizations and agencies to coordinate the control of pests and noxious weeds.

Map of Pest Control District

The Upper Grand Valley Pest Control operates the Japanese Beetle Eradication Program in Palisade, Colorado. Information about the beetle and the Palisade Program can be found at the following link: The Palisade Colorado Japanese Beetle Eradication Program. Please report any suspected beetles to the Pest Inspector or take a specimen to the CSU Extension Office (2775 Hwy 50, Grand Junction) or the Palisade Insectary (north end of Main Street, Palisade).

Mesa County Noxious Weed Management Plan

2010 Mesa County Cost-Share for Control of Noxious Weeds

(New clients or clients who have not submitted an application in the past 2 years use this application)

2010 Mesa County Cost-Share for Control of Noxious Weeds Additional Year

(Clients who have applied for a Cost Share in the past two years can use this abbreviated "Additional Year" application)

Noxious Weeds in Mesa County

Documents on this page are in Portable Document Format (PDF). You may download the Acrobat Reader for free.

External Links

Colorado Department of Agriculture, Noxious Weed Program

Colorado State University Tri-River Area Extension

Colorado's Strategic Plan to Stop the Spread of Noxious Weeds

Colorado State Parks, Colorado Natural Areas Program, Creating an Integrated Weed Management Plan

Certified Weed Free Hay Required on DOW Properties

Integrated Pest Management in the Western Region

Colorao Weed Management Association

The following link will take you to a US Forest Service web site for maps and information showing distributions of various forest insect pests and diseases in the state. The Division of Pest Management provides this link as a service only and is not involved in the USFS web site or with forest insect pests. Please do not contact the Division for information. Contact your local State Forester's office or the USFS:
USDA Forest Service - Rocky Mountain Region - Aerial Survey