Mesa County Public Health

Saturday, April 24 is National Drug Take-Back Day and there are several locations in Mesa County where you can properly dispose of unused and expired medications.

As Mesa County has moved into Dial 3.0 Level Blue and loosened restrictions, COVID-19 testing is continuing but at a new location.

The COVID numbers we are currently seeing in Grand Junction are going down and reminiscent of the early days of the pandemic.

If you are ready to resume a fairly normal routine and build back the local economy, you should be happy about Mesa County's 'Free to Choose' initiative.

Here is another good reason to wash your hands frequently.

The silver lining behind the dark cloud of the coronavirus pandemic is the way it has impacted the flu season.

A decline in COVID-19 cases means Mesa County is transitioning to the next level down on the color dial.

The number of daily vaccinations for COVID-19 continues to grow in Mesa County.

By far, the number one source of COVID-19 exposure and infection in Mesa County is through contact with a family member.

Mesa County Public Health made the announcement recently that a case of the B.1.1.7 variant of COVID-19 has been confirmed here in Mesa County