City Council candidate rundown, 2025
The candidates for Grand Junction City Council in the Tuesday, April 8, 2025 election are: District A: — Alexis Hitzeroth […]
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Follow the money Mesa County: A short dive into Tracer reports for county commissioner race 2024
Important campaign finance research and analysis of the District 1 Mesa County Commissioner race between challenger Tom Acker and incumbent
Mesa County Ballot Issue 1B: Can the County keep tax revenue above the Tabor limit and use it to fix roads and bridges?
Mesa County Ballot Issue 1B asks voters if the County can keep almost $11.5 million that’s already been paid in
District 1 Commissioner candidate Dr. Tom Acker to speak at Edgewater Brewery May 9 @ 6:00 p.m.
If you need a breather from Mesa County Republicans who use their elected offices to violate morals and ethics, deny
Mesa County Commissioners ignoring safety concerns & quietly working to tweak land use code to advantage large scale solar development, citizens say
On January 9, Mesa County Commissioners Janet Rowland, Cody Davis and Bobbie Daniel voted to put a moratorium on large-scale
Former CMU Professor Tom Acker to run against Cody Davis for County Commissioner
A Democrat has joined the race against Cody Davis for Mesa County Commissioner. Tom Acker is currently the only Democrat
Soils report at heart of lawsuit against Cody Davis & Chronos Builders recommended alternative foundations, but plaintiffs say Davis never disclosed the report to them as Colorado law requires
The geotechnical soils investigation (pdf) done on a building lot on Horseshoe Drive in Fruita where Mesa County Commissioner Cody
Cody Davis and his construction company embroiled in lawsuit for fraudulent concealment, misrepresentation & negligence
Update 1/19/24@10:44 a.m. — This article has been updated to include links to the full Huddleston Berry soils report (pdf)
Mesa County Commissioner Cody Davis uses offensive term in public hearing about the county budget
To be fair, Mesa County Commissioner Cody Davis (R) probably had no idea what he was saying when he said