County celebrates completed project
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Coconino County Parks & Recreation dedicated the Historic Fort Tuthill Quad on Tuesday. The dedication celebrated the renovation of the Historic Quad, a site that served as the summer training facility of the Arizona National Guard from 1929-1948, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Renovation of the Historic Quad began in 2016 and was engineered by Peak Engineering and built by Kinney Construction Services.
“I want to thank voters of Coconino County for making the renovation of this historic site possible,” Chairwoman of the Board of Supervisors Liz Archuleta. “This project shows that as a community, we greatly value our parks and open space. I’m proud that we could renovate this historic place to better represent the people who served our country at Fort Tuthill.”
The Historic Quad renovation upgraded the site’s infrastructure, including water, electricity and communication.