Due to an increase in COVID-19 cases within the community and the recent shift to Safer at Home – Level Orange: High Risk the City of Grand Junction is modifying access to public buildings to help slow the spread. This is a response to the increase in cases throughout Mesa County. As a result, some City offices will be closing within the next two weeks. All city services will continue, uninterrupted.
The following changes will go into effect within the next two weeks:
- The Visitor’s Center is closed until further notice, starting today, November 10.
- The lobbies of the Fire Department Administration Building and Police Station will be closed after Friday, November 13.
- Orchard Mesa Pool and the Parks & Recreation Administration building will be closed after Friday, November 13.
- City Hall will be open by appointment-only after Friday, November 20.
The City of Grand Junction remains committed to providing services to the community and will continue to modify services as appropriate in response to the pandemic. The City will continue to work with Mesa County Public Health to monitor the situation. The health and safety of the public and staff remains a top priority. As a reminder, most City business can be completed virtually or over the phone. A full list of services is available on our website.
The move to Safer at Home – Level Orange: High Risk has triggered these changes. While the access to some public buildings will be limited, staff will continue to deliver services remotely. These access limitations are meant to protect our employees and the public.
Contact: Greg LeBlanc, Sr. Assistant to the City Manager 970-244-1557 or gregoryl@gjcity.org