Public Works Division

Design, construct, and administer all public infrastructure projects in order to assure a safe and reliable system for the benefit of Mesa County.

We provide professional administrative and technical support to the divisions and citizens of Mesa County for physical improvements through design and maintenance of roads, bridges, traffic control systems.

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Engineering

Provide construction document review, execute and extinguish agreements and project management

Fleet Management

Support the functions of the County in providing services to the citizens. Provide and maintain equipment and vehicle assets.

Floodplain Management Program

Information on flooding, flood insurance, flood safety, and floodplains.

GPS Survey

Access the local coordinate system and Real Time Virtual Reference Network information.

Noxious Weed and Pest Management

Control, identification, maps, and monitor pest and noxious weed infestations in our county.

Road and Bridge

Provide transportation industry and motoring public with road and bridge system protected, preserved, and well maintained in order to maximize infrastructure life at minimum long-term cost.

Solid Waste Management

Find information on the Landfill, Recycling, Hazardous Waste Program, and much more.

Stormwater Management Program

Educate our community in stormwater pollution prevention, protect and improve water quality in the Grand Valley.

Traffic

Provide citizens with a a safe and efficient movement of people and goods. Adopt A Road, Vehicle Speed Monitoring program, Mailbox Guidelines available.

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Riverfront Trail connection agreement approved

The Riverfront Trail is one step closer to becoming a fully connected pathway! During the July 9 administrative public hearing, the Mesa County Board of Commissioners approved an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Grand Junction and Colorado Parks and Wildlife to purchase the title for property needed to connect existing sections of the Riverfront Trail. This will allow for the construction of the missing section of trail between Las Colonias Park and 29 Road. The three agencies will each pay for one-third of the nearly $1.7 million property, with the County’s share amounting to $555,000 plus applicable closing costs.

July 12, 2024

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