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Oct 27, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Project includes asphalt pavement improvements, curb & gutter, entrance surfacing, and grading. The project also includes a hot mix asphalt (HMA) overlay, milling, rock edge wedge, pavement markings, and traffic control.
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Census ID
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126913
Employee FTE
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401.5
Population
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2,884
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Kingman
The commission meeting included updates on a housing grant intended to assist with residential rehab and the removal of dilapidated properties across five counties. A community member addressed the commission regarding the planning process for the municipal swimming pool, emphasizing the need for informed decision-making and clear intent before proceeding with further evaluations or expenditures. The commission also approved a resolution for a housing developer's application for tax credits and heard a proposal from the Parks Board to perform a comprehensive sound test on the municipal swimming pool to guide future repair efforts.
The meeting addressed several municipal matters, including a public inquiry regarding the implementation of a level billing utility program and a discussion concerning a sound test for the Riverside Pool. The commission held a land bank session where they approved a change in floor plan for a specific housing lot development. Additionally, the commission reviewed a construction-related services supplement for the B Avenue box culvert project, involving discussions on inspection fees, project delays, and design adjustments regarding ADA accessibility and local street modifications.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Kingman.
The commission reviewed and approved a professional services request for concrete crushing, with a budget of up to $65,000 to be funded from capital improvements. Additionally, the commission authorized the mayor to sign the C-Clip supplemental agreement.
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