City of Kingman

This document presents the Transportation Master Plan for Kingman. It includes details regarding the build-out roadway network functional classification.

The Golf Commission meeting agenda included mandatory training sessions provided by the City Attorney's Office on Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedure, and an overview of the Advisory Boards and Commissions Handbook by the City Clerk's office. Key action items involved the reappointment of the Chair and Vice-Chair for the new year. The Commission reviewed the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course 2026 Rate Proposal and approved the proposed rack rates, excluding annual pass and private cart trail fees which will be implemented incrementally at a later date. Reports were provided by the Golf Pro and the Golf Course Superintendent, and discussion covered information on citywide convenience fees established in October 2025 and new score cards.

Key discussions included an update on the Commissioner Zimmerman ASU Graduate Project. The Commission addressed a request from the City Council to adjust meeting day, time, and frequency, resulting in a motion to meet every other month at noon on the third or fourth Tuesday. Information was provided regarding N. Stockton Hill Road infill, updates on RAISE and USDA Rural Business Development Grants, and a report on the AAA sponsored Route 66 Festival. The meeting concluded with the election of Brittney Gish as Chair and John Bennett as Vice Chair, and reports on the Tourism Powerhouse fund and the AZ Governor's Conference of Tourism.

The meeting agenda included mandatory training sessions on the Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedures, as well as an overview of the Advisory Boards and Commissions Handbook. A new Commissioner, Gretchen Dorner, was introduced. Key actions involved the appointment of Brittany Gish as Chair and Brian Zimmerman as Vice Chair for the new year. Commissioner Lewis raised a discussion point regarding the effectiveness of the Economic Development Advisory Commission (EDAC) and bridging communication gaps with the public concerning future projects. A report was also provided regarding the industrial development and project timelines for the Flying Fortress area.

The meeting commenced with roll call, pledge of allegiance, and required training presentations from the City Attorney's Office regarding Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedure, and from the City Clerk's Office on the Advisory Boards and Commissions Handbook. Key action items included the appointment of the Chair and Vice Chair for the new year, with Chair Fogg and Vice-Chair Ferry being reappointed unanimously. Reports were scheduled from the Parks Superintendent and Recreation Superintendent detailing division activities. The session concluded with adjournment.