Scott Recognized for His Years of Service
From the Sep 1, 2026 e-Edition
HUNTINGDON (August 27) — Carroll County Road Supervisor Ricky Scott was recently honored with a retirement luncheon celebrating his 38 years of service to Carroll County.
Scott was joined by family, friends, county officials and co-workers as they recognized his more than three decades of dedication to the county and its residents.
During his career with the Carroll County Highway Department, Scott worked to maintain and improve the county’s road system and served as road supervisor.
The retirement celebration gave those who worked alongside Scott, as well as family and friends, an opportunity to congratulate him and thank him for his many years of service to Carroll County.
In the e-Edition
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