Journal Entry: Week of March 3rd, 2025
Hello, fellow road warriors!
What a week it’s been! Here’s a look back at the schedule that kept us on our toes, from the early starts to the long hours under the Arizona sun.
Monday: All Off – Rest Day!
We kicked off the week with a well-deserved break. Sometimes, a day off is the best way to recharge and get ready for the chaos of the week ahead. So, Monday was all about rest and relaxation—before diving headfirst into the grind.
Tuesday: Tucson & Marana Missions
Rise and shine at 7:30 am sharp! Our crew split up for a busy day on both sides of Tucson.
● Sean was off, but the rest of us were on the clock.
● In Tucson, we had Terra Vista on the agenda—repainting those bumps. A big shout-out to Oso, Dillion, and Matt for handling this like pros.
● Over in Marana, we tackled the RPMs (Linda Vista, Orange Grove W of Thornydale). It was a full crew out there: Anthony, me, and Gary worked on the obliteration and blackout projects. We covered Continental Ranch Loop/Silverbell, Continental Links/Scotch Pine, and Gladden Farms/Bolens. It was an efficient day—everyone worked like a well-oiled machine.
Wednesday: A Little Less Crew, But We Still Got It Done
No rest for the weary!
● Justin, Anthony, and Gary were off, but the show went on.
● Out in Maricopa, it was all about RPMs on MLK Blvd. Matt, Dillion, and Oso were there in full force.
● Over in Tucson, Sean took charge of the Mount Truck Laser and Arrow-board. He made it look easy—just another day of precision work in the books.
Thursday: Eagle Rock Adventure!
A crew favorite, Eagle Rock was the scene of Thursday’s big project.
● Anthony took the day off, but the rest of us had a packed day ahead.
● We rolled up to Hub V Garage Paint and started applying that sweet, smooth road shortline thermo. Shout out to Gary, Sean, Matt, Dillion, Oso, and myself—everyone did their part to make sure the job was done right.
Friday: Wrapping Up the Week Strong
Friday wasn’t any easier, but we powered through.
● The big project was in Tucson, working on the Alvernon & 3rd Bike Blvd Improvements. From shortline paint and preformed thermo to obliterating, adding signs, and flex poles, it was a full plate!
● With the full crew on deck—Gary, Sean, Matt, Dillion, Oso, Anthony, and myself—there was no task we couldn’t conquer.
Another week down, and while it wasn’t without its challenges, we stayed sharp, stayed focused, and got the job done. Every project was an opportunity to showcase just how amazing our crew is. Thanks to everyone for their hard work and dedication!
Until next week, let’s keep making those roads safer and smoother!
● Justin Norcutt
