Mesa County Motor Vehicle Office

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2775 Highway 50

Grand Junction, CO 81503

+1 (970) 256-1545

http://www.dmv.org

The Mesa County Organic Materials Composting Facility in Grand Junction, CO, serves as the Western Slope's reliable source for high-quality nutrient-rich soil amendments and mulches. The facility transforms yard waste into a US Composting Council-certified soil amendment utilizing specialized heavy equipment to enhance soil health for lawns, gardens, and agriculture.

In addition to composting, the facility enforces strict policies to ensure safety and reduce roadway litter, requiring all incoming loads to be secured. Accepted materials include various types of yard waste, while specific items such as treated wood and high salt-containing brush are prohibited to maintain compost quality.

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4.56 reviews

Susie W.

11/21/2017

I just moved to town and my experiences at the DMV have been entirely pleasant. Go in the beginning of the month if you want the shortest lines! If you don't want to wait in the office, you can...

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Ca M.

8/18/2022

Went in for plates! Saw a man reading a sign that was on a desk! The sign said Verbatim! (The DMV be like you didn't bring a a original copy of the constitution! ) This is an office that is...

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Lou P.

5/3/2022

Usually, one would rather have a root canal, without anesthesia, instead of going to a DMV. I would guess that COVID forced process improvements. To get my license renewed, in person, with a new...

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Sydney P.

8/18/2022

This is in response to the idiot complaining about a "sign" at the Fruita office. It is not political - it's a joke about bureaucratic paperwork. I suggest you knock the chip off your shoulder...

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Christine S.

1/15/2016

Usually going to the DMV is something you dread. So when I had to go to Mesa Co DMV, I was expecting the worst. However I was pleasantly surprised with the very quick and friendly service....

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The Mesa County Clerk and Recorder's Office in Grand Junction, Colorado, oversees essential functions including motor vehicle services, election management, and liquor and marijuana licensing. This office serves as the official record keeper for the county, ensuring transparency and accountability in various civic processes. In addition to managing vehicle registrations and titles, the office provides resources for marriage licenses and civil unions, as well as public hearings related to liquor licensing. Recently, they introduced a Ballot Verifier to enhance election transparency, allowing voters to access past election results and verify their ballots. Generated from the website

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Mesa County located in Grand Junction Colorado serves as a vital hub for local governance and community services. This scenic area is characterized by stunning landscapes and a rich history offering residents access to a range of governmental resources including public safety health services and infrastructure development. The office plays a key role in enhancing the quality of life for its citizens while promoting economic growth and sustainable practices. Generated from this place's information

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