The Solid Waste Management team poses with their Program Innovation Award alongside Commissioner John Justman, who was there to congratulate them. |
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Mesa County Solid Waste Management employee Cody Schmalz adds waste latex paint to a mineral slurry mix to get it ready to spray onto the trash at the landfill as an alternative daily cover. |
The Mesa County Commissioners take public testimony on the proposed letter commenting on the Updated Whitewater Unit Master Development Plan. Ultimately, the Commissioners approved and signed the letter. To read the full letter, go here. |
Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Scott McInnis talks to News Channel 5 about the approval of the letter of support for the Fram Operating LLC project in the Whitewater Basin. |
Mesa County Commissioner John Justman tells News Channel 5 Reporter Collette Bordelon that the Fram project will benefit the local economy and adds that the project has been thoroughly researched. |
Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese, left, talks to constituents about the priorities and status of various projects and issues the county is actively working on. |
Mesa County Commissioner speaks to residents about the current presidential administration and the direct effects it has on Mesa County. |
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Mesa County Technical Support Specialist Paul Mitts uses a pair of binoculars to project the eclipse to the shadows. |
Mesa County Public Health Data Analyst Shane Chatfield uses protective eyewear to look at the solar eclipse from the Community Services campus. |
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MCPH Childcare Consultant Heidi Belatti looks up at the sky to view the solar eclipse. |
Mesa County Information Technology staff members Paul Mitts, right, and Andrew Wetzel view the solar eclipse. Mitts uses his binoculars to get a closer look. |
Mesa County Senior Support Specialist Eric Farslow observes the eclipse from the old Mesa County Courthouse on Monday, Aug. 21. |
Mesa County GIS Administrator Chris Kadel, left, puts on his protective eyewear before he faces the sky to view the eclipse. |
Mesa County Public Trustee Mike Moran uses a nifty cereal box he built to view the eclipse indirectly. |
Mesa County Public Trustee Mike Moran projects the eclipse onto his hand, instead of trying to view it directly. |
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Mesa County Information Technology staff members are asked where the moon is located. Eclipse goofballs. |
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MCPH staff takes a selfie while viewing the solar eclipse. |
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