This is the second post and says he didn't know anything about what was going on really?
Granted, the two stories don't appear to match up ("no caching" vs "active cacher"), but I'll assume that something just got lost in the translation. Which is usually the problem with 2nd hand information. Sounds like the CO is contacting or will contact the Sheriff's department and will get the straight answer.
With miniscule bits of information to work on, it sounds like if safety concerns are met the trail will continue. When the dust settles, I'm betting the trail will be getting smaller and it will take longer to complete the series. But then I'm speculating and there's been too much of that already in this thread.
One is from Tony and the other is from his area Commander Dolfin. I am just passing on what was said via phone call. You have a phone you all can call yourselves and get the info from them. If you want to pick apart a thread that is up to you. I provided the Phone number check it out yourself.
"Hi my name is Mike Dolfin, I am the Northern Area Commander for The Nye County Sheriff’s Department. Larry if you can please call me at 775-482-8101, I can explain to you what is happening with the State Highway department."