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Doug Nintzel Quotes
«One thing that's noticeable are plastic shopping bags; they're caught up in the plants and landscaping. We hope most people just don't dump things out of their vehicles.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«We wouldn't be able to continue to award projects at this rate without there being an impact on projects down the line.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«We're hoping that the situation will stabilize, and we're even crossing our fingers that we might see some relief with costs going down.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«It will be busy, especially in the morning with all the spectators heading to the tournament.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«We feel for the victims of any crash. But the emphasis really needs to be on unsafe driving behavior.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«The Red Mountain Freeway (Loop 202) is our freeway of choice for the spring season. There's going to be a number of weekends where you're going to need to avoid the area between 52nd Street and Alma School Road.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«It's really proven itself as a durable type of pavement.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«The neighbors who we hear from have really noticed the difference compared to the concrete freeways that they used to live next to.»
Author: Doug Nintzel
«The amount of work that still needs to be accomplished leads us to believe that it's more likely that the freeway will open in June.»
Author: Doug Nintzel