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Shanon Secrest, a member of the city planning commission gives insight on how decisions impacting you are made.

At Councilman Kennedy’s Thursday morning coffee with Cody and local businessman Thom Copp discuss the outcomes of changes to 4th and 5th on businesses and traffic, impacts fees and the response of City Council.

Keith Ehlers a former city planner unpacks how the pendulum has shifted to one extreme and how to get it back to center and perhaps heal some of the devisiveness in the community.

A raw view of public reaction to proposed changes to 7th street including 20 minutes with our mobility planner Henry Brown.

Diane Schwenke and Dave Fishell look at all the factors for success and failure of street projects through the years- Operation Foresight, Operation Uplift, the Redlands Roundabout, and renaming North Ave. Their advise on 4th, 5th, and 7th.

Randall Reitz discusses his views on the streets both for bikes, businesses, cars, and homeless.

Mesa County Compass went to see the concerns of the residents . Today the concern turned to affordable housing. Cody has coffee on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Mountain Roasters Coffee on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 am - 10 am.

State Representative Matt Soper explains why Rank Choice voting may lead to a the election of more conservative candidates vs. State Senator Janice Rich explains why the cost and confusion is not worth the change.

School board president Andrea Haitz tells us why the bond and the mil are not a tax increase and where the money raised will be spent.

Sherri Wright candidate for the District 3 State School board shares her passion for kids and how she would serve our kids throughout the state.

Mesa County Compass engages Cody Davis and Tom Acker in a modified debate for County Commissioner. First open to all encounter between the two.

We take both a historic, current, and future view of the city and city council with Diane Schwenke who oversaw the Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce for over 30 years.

A refreshing look at a young voice working to make a difference.

Representative Matt Soper gives us the good the bad and the ugly of State politics.

Bond for 29 rd? What you should know.

Smart meters are coming- useful tool or corporate overreach?

To build or not to build- that is the question a feisty discussion of the completion of 29 Rd.

How can the city make housing more expensive. Does the city know? Do they care?

State Senator Janice Rich- in the minority but still fighting for Western Colorado

Who should say how Colorado land is used? Cody Davis wants your input.

Last episode for school choice. More great options for your kids.

What, how, and who should teach your children- what options are there?

They are your children, what are your choices for education

We promised what? How broken promises, poor management, and pet projects are destroying the OM pool

What is a councilman to do? Councilman Cody Kennedy explains.

What Councilman Simpson wants as his legacy- transparency, fiscal responsibility, and choices.

How does a common sense candidate see things differently? Ask Lew Webb, candidate for CD 3

Pools, cell phones, unions, history and books- what’s that got to do with education?

Whose property is it anyway?