Community Mediation

Many of the problems that Animal Services, Code Enforcement and Law Enforcement deal with are a result of problems between neighbors. Even when government entities get involved and force a solution, it doesn’t mean the conflict goes away. So in the 2008 budget Mesa County invested in a Community Mediation Program. This program, which just kicked off last week, uses volunteer mediators from the community to help end the conflict between neighbors.

Webelieve this program will reduce the need for services through Animal Services, Code Enforcement and Law Enforcement. Click on these links for more information, answers to frequently asked questions, or a referral form.

No Place Like Home

Speaking of Animal Services, with more people being outdoors in the summer, our Animal Services department is reminding folks about the importance of keeping their pets safely confined at home or on a leash. Read these six important to reasons why.

Foster Care

May is Foster Parent Appreciation month and it is a great opportunity to remind people of the need for good foster homes. Find out if you are ready to be a foster parent. For more information about fostering contact Emily Witte at 248.2757.