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Road and Bridge reports paving progress; foreman Scott Kentfield to retire after 19 years

5821949 · September 24, 2025
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Road and Bridge staff reported concrete paving progress and a target to complete major asphalt work by mid-October; the meeting included a formal recognition for retiring foreman Scott Kentfield.

David Buckley, Road and Bridge, told the board that pavement operations resumed after weather delays and that County Roads 832 and 834 were expected to be completed the following afternoon. Contractors then will move asphalt to finish a second section on County Road 60, a roughly 5,000-square-foot area up to a mine entrance. Buckley said the crew hopes to finish paving work by mid-October unless weather intervenes. Commissioners thanked crews for shifting work during bad weather and acknowledged the department—s equipment maintenance work. The board also recognized Scott Kentfield, a Road and Bridge foreman, for 19 years of service; staff said Kentfield played significant roles in wildfire evacuations, mag-chloride operations and snow removal, and that he is set to retire Oct. 2. Commissioners and staff exchanged brief remarks and presented appreciation for his service.