Mesa asks county for road, water and power help to host permanent equine‑assisted program
Mesa, a local equine‑assisted services nonprofit, asked commissioners to allow use of county land and to help with road, water and power improvements (staff estimated roughly $50,000). Commissioners asked for deeds, insurance proof and options for shared infrastructure and agreed to follow up.
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Representatives of Mesa, a county‑area nonprofit that runs equine‑assisted therapy and lessons, asked commissioners for access to roughly 28 acres of county property and modest infrastructure assistance to create a permanent facility.
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