The federal public health emergency declarations for COVID-19 are officially over. Over the last three years Mesa County Public Health scaled operations quickly and strategically adjusted based on the needs of the community.

COVID-19 will continue to be part of our lives. But we’ve learned a lot about how to prevent and control the spread.

We’ll continue to support Mesa County through disease surveillance, outbreak control, and vaccines.

Your Local COVID-19 Resources Page

We’ve made it even easier to find the information you need.

Our Info Line is also available to answer your questions at 970-248-6900.

Find local COVID-19 information for Mesa County at health.mesacounty.us or call our Info Line, 970-248-6900.

Find current Mesa County COVID-19 data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Find local COVID-19 information for Mesa County at health.mesacounty.us or call our Info Line, 970-248-6900.

Discover local data from the historic COVID-19 pandemic.

Test when you have symptoms.

COVID-19 testing helps you understand your risk for spreading the virus to others.

Did you test positive for COVID-19? Help us understand local trends.

Don’t know if your at-home COVID-19 testing kit is still good to use? Check the Food and Drug Administration website to see if your at-home testing kit expiration date has been extended.

COVID-19 impacted every one.

Our Resource Navigators help anyone in Mesa County who needs support.

Resources include things like:

  • Behavioral Health
  • Childcare
  • Educational Programs
  • Employment Services
  • Disability Services
  • Family Support
  • Food Assistance
  • Medical Health and Health Coverage
  • Help with Utility Bills
  • Veteran Services

 

Local COVID-19 Response

Meet the team who worked through the historic pandemic.