Navajo County employees, elected officials and residents took part in the official burial of the time capsule at the Holbrook Public Works facility March 24. The capsule will be sealed under concrete and will be re-opened in 2065. Those attending included (front row) Brandon Andrews, Erik Jacson, Christine Segovia, Navajo County Sheriff’s Deputy Craig Wallace, Deputy Danny Deets, (middle row) Christine Heward, County Recorder Laurette Justman, District II Supervisor Jesse Thompson, District IV Supervisor Steve Williams, District V Supervisor Dawnafe Whitesinger, District I Supervisor Jonathan Nez, Clerk of the Court Deanne Romo, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Melissa Buckley, Paige Peterson, Sheila Malone, Raecine John, Jayla Johnstun, NCSO Administrative Support Commander Cheryl Powell, County Librarian Geneva Durkee, Rebecca Robertson, Kim McAllister, Leann Baker, (back row) Reuben Paddock, Brandon Fisher, Dennis Warren, Ted Mathias, District III Supervisor Jason Whiting, NCSO Detective Nathan Christensen, County Emergency Management Coordinator Catrina Roe, The Tribune News Publisher Matthew Barger, Julianna Davis, Marc Russell, County Finance Director James Menlove and Melanie D’Angelo.