Kingman, Arizona

Clean City Commission

The Clean City Commission will review the event calendar and the Adopt-a-Block Program. Members will also discuss potential youth program sponsorships and the addition of beautification signage in Kingman.

• Approval of March 19, 2026 meeting minutes
• Clean City Commission event calendar update
• Adopt-a-Block Program update
• Potential youth program sponsorships
• Discussion on adding beautification signage in Kingman

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $2M water main contract, grant awards, and a pension policy, plus action items on a right-of-way abandonment, the Route 66 Street Drags event, and a settlement with KASI over chromium remediation. A public hearing will be held on Ordinance No. 2003, which would amend the tax code to increase transaction privilege tax rates on selected classifications.

• Public hearing on Ordinance No. 2003 to increase transaction privilege tax rates on selected retail classifications
• Award of $2,013,570 contract to Freiday Construction for Main Tanks Transmission Main Phase 2B
• Acceptance of $345,368 ACJC grant for MAGNET narcotics task force
• Professional services contract with Seabury Fritz Architects for Fire Station 25 design, not to exceed $473,310
• MOU with Patriot Rail for $19,002,936 CRISI grant application for rail interchange at airport/industrial park

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for July 8, 2026, has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items.

City Council

The Kingman City Council will consider a partial‑term appointment to the Economic Development Advisory Commission, several routine consent agenda items, and a set of action items. Key decisions include approving a five‑year contract with CSG Forte Payments for merchant card processing, authorizing a $31,659 fire‑hydrant maintenance agreement, and funding a $99,775 traffic‑study proposal. The meeting also includes public comment time, department reports, and an executive‑session discussion of Kingman Crossing.

• Partial‑term appointment to the Economic Development Advisory Commission (vacancy due to resignation of Commissioner Ben LaParne)
• Approval of Series No. 12 liquor license for Kingman Craft House at 2215 Hualapai Mountain Rd.
• Authorization of a five‑year contract with CSG Forte Payments for merchant card processing services
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Northern Arizona Fire District to maintain 701 fire hydrants, paying $31,659 for the first year
• Agreement for a professional traffic‑study at the Hualapai Mountain Rd/Stockton Hill Rd/Andy Devine Ave intersection, proposal $99,775

Municipal Utility Commission

The Municipal Utility Commission will consider a water system extension for the proposed Wild Mesa Tract 6058 subdivision. The Assistant City Engineer has found the plans compliant with regulations and recommends approval, which will then go to City Council. The agenda also includes approval of the May 28 meeting minutes and public comment.

• Action item: Proposed subdivision Wild Mesa Tract 6058 MUC-26-0001 – water service extension review and recommendation
• Approval of regular meeting minutes from May 28, 2026
• Call to the public for comments on non-agenda items
• Reports and announcements by commission members
• Requests for future reports and updates

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on Resolution No. 5619 and consider adopting the final budget for fiscal year 2026-27, which cannot exceed the tentative appropriations of $343,488,124. The council may also discuss agenda items in executive session for legal counsel. Adoption of the budget represents the final step in the formal budget process.

• Public hearing and adoption of Resolution No. 5619 for FY2026-27 final budget and capital improvements plan totaling $343,488,124
• Council may go into executive session for legal counsel per A.R.S. 38-431.03(A)3
• Budget is the final step in the formal budget process; no increase above tentative appropriation allowed

Economic Development Advisory Commission

The Kingman Economic Development Advisory Commission will consider approval of February 2026 minutes, discuss upcoming conference opportunities for commissioners, and receive informational reports on retail activity (via The Retail Coach), the ASU I-11/I-40 connector project, the ICSC conference, trade shows, and film/media activity. No binding votes on major projects are scheduled.

• Possible action on commissioner attendance at 2026 conferences
• Retail update from The Retail Coach project manager Kaleb Wilson
• Update on ASU I-11/I-40 connector project
• Report on ICSC Conference attended May 18-20 in Las Vegas
• Update on film permits and media interest in Kingman

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review a permit for a new self-storage facility and a zoning text amendment. The body will also consider a request to abandon a right-of-way on Broadway Avenue.

• CUP26-0001: Conditional Use Permit for a 115,200 square foot, three-story self-storage facility on 1.79 acres west of E. Andy Devine Ave. and north of Horizon Blvd.
• ZO26-0002: City-initiated text amendment to remove additional setback requirements for C-2 and C-3 Zone properties along Bank Street
• AB25-0005: Request to abandon right-of-way associated with Broadway Avenue

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and receive operational updates. The session includes reports on golf course conditions, water conservation, and pro shop activity.

• Approval of April 8, 2026 and February 11, 2026 meeting minutes
• Golf Course Superintendent report from Patrick Friend
• Water Conservation report from Patrick Friend
• Pro Shop, Grill, and activity update from Golf Pro Mike Mathison

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold its regular meeting on June 9, 2026. Items include annual Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedure training, approval of July 23, 2025 minutes, and selection of a chairperson and vice‑chairperson for 2026. The board will consider variance request V26‑0001, which seeks relief from zoning code sections 3‑80.280.B.2 and 3‑80.280.B.3 to allow a drive‑through quick‑serve restaurant.

• Annual Open Meeting Law & Parliamentary Procedure training (City Attorney)
• Approval of Board of Adjustment minutes from July 23, 2025
• Appointment of Chairperson for 2026 (discussion/action)
• Appointment of Vice‑Chairperson for 2026 (discussion/action)
• Variance request V26‑0001 for a drive‑through quick‑serve restaurant (staff recommends approval)

Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission

The Airport and Industrial Park Advisory Commission meeting scheduled for June 15, 2026, was cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. The meeting was set to take place at the Council Chambers at 310 N. 4th Street.

City Council

The Kingman City Council will vote on the FY2026-27 Tentative Budget, setting a spending ceiling of $343,488,124. It will also consider several consent agenda items, including an intergovernmental agreement with Mohave College, a fee waiver for July 4 pool use, and a $158,534.87 purchase of a new high‑pressure sewer cleaner. Additional actions include approval of a Route 66 Native Plant Walk and establishment of an Infill Incentive District.

• Adoption of Resolution No. 5618 – FY2026‑27 Tentative Budget, ceiling $343,488,124
• Authorization to purchase a trailer‑mounted high‑pressure sewer cleaner for $158,534.87
• Approval of Resolution No. 5612 – Intergovernmental Agreement with Mohave College for Fire Station #22 use
• Waiver of daily $3 pool fees on July 4, 2026 at Centennial Pool (3333 Harrison St.) and Grandview Pool (324 Grandview St.)
• Authorization to award $47,500 Golf Course Marketing Plan contract to Golf Convergence, Inc.

Municipal Utility Commission

The Municipal Utility Commission will review and make recommendations to the City Council on two action items: a water service extension for the Hualapai Edge Unit 1 subdivision and an ordinance to increase minimum utility collection frequency. The commission will also approve minutes from January and hear public comments on non-agenda items.

• Water service extension review for Hualapai Edge Unit 1, Tract 6057 Subdivision — staff recommends approval
• Ordinance No. 1999 amending utility regulations to require higher minimum collection frequency — staff recommends approval

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will discuss and possibly approve meeting minutes and hear two informational reports: an update on the historic overlay district expansion and historic properties inventory, and a presentation on the Kingman Airport Tower. No action items are listed; all substantive items are information only.

• Approval of March 24, 2026 meeting minutes
• Update on historic overlay district expansion and historic properties inventory by Urbana Preservation & Planning (information only)
• Presentation on the Kingman Airport Tower history and updates by Airport Manager Doug Breckenridge (information only)

City Council

The City Council will meet for a work session to receive staff presentations. The discussion will focus on the City of Kingman FY 2026-2027 Operating and Capital Budgets.

• FY 2026-2027 Operating and Capital Budgets presentation

Clean City Commission

The City of Kingman Clean City Commission meeting scheduled for May 21, 2026, has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No decisions or discussions were held. The next regular meeting will occur as scheduled.

• Meeting cancelled due to no agenda items

Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission

This regular meeting of the Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission has been cancelled because the commission is attending a Parks Tour. No business will be conducted.

• Meeting cancelled; no action items, reports, or public comment scheduled.

City Council

The Kingman City Council will hold public hearings on a general plan amendment and rezoning of about 128–155 acres at Louise Avenue and Flying Fortress Parkway to Regional Commercial, allowing retail, hotels, restaurants, and fueling facilities. The council will also vote on adopting an 8.25% increase in solid waste rates and discontinuing the drop-off recycling program, as well as a 3.85% increase in water rates plus a 50% increase in the capital renewal fee and new fees. Other business includes approving a $47,953 change order for waterline realignment on Flying Fortress Parkway Phase II and an amendment to attach omitted general conditions to that contract.

• Public hearing and adoption of rezoning 155 acres from R-1-8, C-2, ROS to C-3 at NE corner of Louise Ave and Flying Fortress Pkwy (Ordinance 1997)
• Public hearing and adoption of general plan amendment for 128 acres to Regional Commercial at same location (Resolution 5613)
• Adoption of 8.25% solid waste rate increase and discontinuation of drop-off recycling (Ordinance 2000)
• Public hearing and adoption of 3.85% water rate increase, 50% capital renewal fee increase, and two new water fees (Ordinance 2001)
• Approval of $47,953 change order for waterline realignment on Flying Fortress Parkway Phase II

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and possible vote on two linked applications: a General Plan amendment to redesignate approximately 128 acres from residential, public, and open-space uses to Regional Commercial, and a companion rezoning of about 155 acres from residential and commercial zones to C-3 (Service Business). The proposals, located at Louise Avenue and Flying Fortress Parkway, would allow development of a regional commercial center. The agenda also includes approval of the April 8 minutes and a call for public comments on non-agenda items.

• GP25-0008: amend General Plan land-use designation of ~128 acres (parcels 322-12-007 and 322-11-002) from MDR, P/QP, LC, and P/OS to Regional Commercial at northeast corner of Louise Avenue and Flying Fortress Parkway.
• RZ25-0005: rezone ~155 acres from R-1-8, C-2, and ROS to C-3 (Service Business) at the same location.
• Applicants: Mac Hall of Iris Development Services for RSF Partners, LLC and Hualapai's Edge LLC.
• Public comment period on items not on the agenda, limited to 3 minutes per speaker.
• Approval of regular meeting minutes from April 8, 2026.

City Council

The council will consider several approvals, including a liquor license for Circle K, a contract extension for the Grace Neal sewer project, and a $4,494.80 repair of the municipal court X‑ray machine. It will also adopt a fee increase for the Cerbat Cliffs Municipal Golf Course, adopt construction standards for Flying Fortress Parkway, and hold public hearings on two large annexations and a residential rezoning.

• Approve Series No. 10‑Beer and Wine liquor license for Circle K at 2905 Hualapai Mountain Road
• Approve $4,494.80 repair of the municipal court X‑ray machine using Court Enhancement Funds
• Approve Resolution No. 5615 to increase daily and season‑pass fees at Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course effective June 1 2026
• Public hearing on Annexation AN25-001: 4,238‑acre addition north of Hualapai Mountain Road
• Public hearing on Annexation AN25-002: 3,415‑acre addition surrounding Kingman Airport

Economic Development Advisory Commission

The Kingman Economic Development Advisory Commission will consider which members will attend the August 2026 Governor's Conference on Tourism in Tucson. Reports will be given on the ASU I-11/I-40 Connector project, the upcoming ICSC conference, film permits, and trade shows. The meeting includes approval of February 2026 minutes and public comment.

• Discussion of EDAC attendance at Governor's Conference on Tourism (Aug 12-14, 2026 in Tucson)
• Update on ASU I-11/I-40 Connector project (for information)
• Report on ICSC Conference (May 18-20, 2026 in Las Vegas)
• Film and media update on permits and interest in Kingman
• Trade show updates from ITB and Go West Summit

Municipal Utility Commission

The April 23, 2026 meeting of the Kingman Municipal Utility Commission has been cancelled due to lack of agenda items. No items were scheduled for discussion or decision.

Transit Advisory Commission

The Transit Advisory Commission meeting scheduled for April 27, 2026, has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No action items, reports, or public hearings are scheduled.

City Council

The council will consider a consent agenda with routine items including a $976,310.70 traffic signal contract, a $894,093 flood control agreement, and a right-of-way sale for a convenience store. Two public hearings are scheduled: one to select a CDBG project for $809,824 in ADA improvements on Andy Devine Avenue, and another to amend zoning codes for data centers and signs. The council will also discuss future in-fill districts.

• Traffic signal construction at Airway Avenue & Burbank Street, $976,310.70 (budget $700K; overage from other project)
• Intergovernmental agreement with Mohave County Flood Control District for $894,093
• Sale of city right-of-way north of Northern Avenue for $18,000 to facilitate a convenience store
• Public hearing to select CDBG project: ADA curb ramp replacements on Andy Devine Avenue from Johnson to Michael Street, $809,824
• Public hearing on zoning code amendments (chapters 2-5) regarding data centers, signs, and other clarifications

Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission

The Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission will discuss and possibly decide on the best location to display a Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon aircraft, following a recommendation from the previous meeting for the Airport General Manager to research potential spots. The agenda also includes approval of the March 16, 2026 minutes, updates on Industrial Park projects and airport operations, and public comment period.

• Approval of March 16, 2026 regular meeting minutes
• Discussion and possible action on three locations for displaying a Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon aircraft
• Industrial Park staff report from Project Manager Terri Curtis
• Airport staff report from General Manager Doug Breckenridge
• Public comments on items not on the agenda (limited to 3 minutes per speaker)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will discuss a city-initiated text amendment to the Zoning Code and a request to rezone a property. The body will also receive a staff development report update.

• ZO26-0001: City-initiated text amendment to clarify zoning code and update the sign code
• RZ26-0001: Request to rezone 1.07 acres east of Benton Street and north of Kino Avenue from R-1-5A to R-1-6

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission is meeting to approve prior meeting minutes and receive informational reports. The main item is a consultant's study of the Kingman Municipal Golf Course, presented by Steve McDonald. No action items are scheduled for discussion.

• Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes for February 11, 2026
• Golf Pro Superintendent report on Pro Shop, Grill, and course activity
• Golf Course Superintendent report on course conditions
• Golf Course Consultant Steve McDonald's study of the Kingman Municipal Golf Course
• Call to the Public for comments on items not on the agenda

Golf Commission

The Kingman Golf Commission will vote to approve the regular meeting minutes from February 11, 2026. The meeting includes a public comment period limited to non‑agenda items. Commissioners will receive informational reports from Golf Pro Superintendent Mike Mathison, Golf Course Superintendent Patrick Friend, and consultant Steve McDonald on the municipal golf course. No other actions or decisions are listed.

• Approval of regular meeting minutes for February 11, 2026
• Public comment period (max 3 minutes per speaker, agenda‑related items excluded)
• Golf Pro Superintendent Mike Mathison report on pro shop, grill, and course activity
• Golf Course Superintendent Patrick Friend report on the golf course
• Consultant Steve McDonald report on study of the Kingman Municipal Golf Course

City Council

The Kingman City Council will consider several routine consent items and major action items. Notable actions include awarding an $18.2 million contract for the Flying Fortress Parkway Phase II project, authorizing up to $25 million in excise tax revenue obligations for street improvements, holding a public hearing on accelerated public improvement assessments, and directing staff to record a blank petition to annex 4,238 acres. The council will also adopt a notice of intent to consider increasing the transaction privilege tax rate at a future meeting.

• Award of $18,194,134 bid to Perco Rock Co. for Flying Fortress Parkway Phase II
• Resolution authorizing up to $25 million in excise tax revenue obligations for street improvements (Airway Ave and Flying Fortress Pkwy)
• Public hearing on accelerated public improvements assessments for adjacent properties
• Direction to record blanket petition to annex approximately 4,238 acres (East Hualapai Mountain Foothills)
• Adoption of notice of intent to consider increasing the transaction privilege tax rate at June 16 hearing

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) and street maintenance program. Staff will present information on fund balances, TPT rate options, and community comparison data. No formal decisions are expected; the session is informational.

• Work session on Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) rates and options
• Discussion of street repairs, maintenance, and improvements program
• Review of fund balances and community comparison data

Municipal Utility Commission

The Municipal Utility Commission meeting scheduled for March 26, 2026, was cancelled. The cancellation was due to a lack of agenda items.

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will consider approving January meeting minutes and hear informational reports on the Hubbs Family history, a proposed Route 66 commemorative plaque, and observations from a tour of Palo Christi Elementary School. No action items are scheduled for this meeting.

• Approval of January 27, 2026 meeting minutes
• Presentation on Hubbs Family history by Richard Anderson
• Update on Route 66 ASCE National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark plaque
• Discussion of Palo Christi Elementary School tour observations

Clean City Commission

The Clean City Commission will discuss its budget and receive updates on the Adopt-a-Block program and the commission's event calendar. Members will also review school contests for America Recycles Day and the Chuck Gibson Community Challenge Service Award.

• Discussion and possible action on the Clean City Commission budget
• Update and possible action on the Adopt-a-Block program
• Review of America Recycles Day Poster and Essay Contest
• Review of The Chuck Gibson Community Challenge Service Award
• Recycling program update from Solid Waste Superintendent Ed Tapia

Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission

The Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission will hold its regular meeting, including annual open meeting law training and handbook overview. Action items include election of a chair and vice chair for the year, and a presentation requesting to publicly display a Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon aircraft at three possible airport locations. Staff will report on Industrial Park Road Construction and general airport updates.

• Presentation and request to display a Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon on Airport property with three location options discussed
• Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair for the new year
• Approval of minutes from December 15, 2025 meeting
• Industrial Park Road Construction update from Project Manager Terri Curtis
• Airport General Manager update on airport operations

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting notices of intent to raise solid waste and water rates at a future meeting, and will also vote on a consent agenda that includes an opioid settlement agreement, infrastructure contracts, and an airport lease update. A public hearing on the rate increases is proposed for May 19, 2026. The council will also go into executive session to discuss a KART Hub lease agreement.

• Adopt a Notice of Intent to consider increasing solid waste rates at the May 19th Council meeting
• Adopt a Notice of Intent to consider increasing water rates and establishing new fees, with a May 19th public hearing
• Approval of a national opioid settlement (Remnant Defendants Settlement) resulting in a one-time payment to the City
• Approval of a professional services agreement with Kimley Horn for the Southeast Kingman Roadway Network Analysis ($58,240)
• Approval of a design and construction documentation agreement for City Well 12 ($136,082)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for March 11, 2026, has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items.

City Council

The council will hold public hearings on two major annexations: the Airport Area (3,415 acres) and the East Hualapai expansion (3,068 acres). Action items include a proposed ordinance to change the mayor's term from two to four years, a $2.9M lease-purchase for 30 vehicles and 2 solid waste trucks, and a notice of intent to increase Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course rates. The consent agenda includes approvals for a HIDTA grant amendment, a driving range safety net purchase, and a contract amendment for Flying Fortress Parkway design.

• Public hearing on annexation of 3,415 acres surrounding Kingman airport (Case AN25-0002)
• Discussion to expand East Hualapai annexation by 3,068 acres (Case AN25-0001)
• Ordinance No. 1992 to establish a 4-year mayor term, subject to voter approval
• Approval of $2,907,578 lease-purchase for 30 automobiles and 2 solid waste trucks from Cogent Bank
• Notice of Intent to increase Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course daily fee rates; public hearing set for May 5, 2026

Municipal Utility Commission

The Municipal Utility Commission meeting scheduled for February 26, 2026, has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items.

Economic Development Advisory Commission

The Economic Development Advisory Commission will discuss a Public Art Masterplan and the relocation of the Running Hare sculpture. Members will also review potential ASU projects related to directing tourists off the I-11 bypass.

• ASU Public Art Playbook Update for a Public Art Masterplan
• Relocation of the Running Hare sculpture from East Andy Devine Ave and North 4th Street
• ASU collaborative projects regarding the I-11 bypass
• Introduction of new Economic Development Project Manager Jeremy Palmer
• Review of updated Advisory Boards and Commissions Handbook

Economic Development Advisory Commission

The Economic Development Advisory Commission will meet to appoint leadership for the new year and discuss the effectiveness of the board. The agenda includes training on meeting laws and an overview of the commission handbook. The commission will also receive an update on the Flying Fortress industrial development.

• Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
• Training on Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedures
• Overview of Commission Handbook
• Update on Flying Fortress industrial development
• Introduction of new Commissioner Gretchen Dorner

Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission

This is a largely procedural meeting. The Commission will receive annual training on Open Meeting Law and the advisory boards handbook, approve previous minutes, and appoint a Chair and Vice Chair for the new year. Staff will give informational reports on parks and recreation maintenance activities.

• Annual Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedure training from the City Attorney's Office
• Overview of the Advisory Boards and Commissions Handbook from the City Clerk's Office
• Approval of November 19, 2025 meeting minutes
• Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair for the new year
• Parks Superintendent and Recreation Superintendent reports (for information only)

City Council

The City Council will consider a new Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) to fund street repairs and a connector road from Airway Ave. to Industrial Blvd. The meeting also includes several infrastructure contracts and the designation of the July 21, 2026, Primary Election date.

• Discussion of TPT rates to fund a $22M connector road project
• Resolution No. 5596 designating July 21, 2026, as the Primary Election date
• Contract with Felix Construction for $249,994.19 for Lead Copper Rule field verifications
• Proposal from Sunrise Engineering for $287,129.00 for Industrial Park Sewer Main design
• Ordinance No. 1991 to reduce the sewer availability definition from 500 to 300 feet

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will hold training on open meeting law and parliamentary procedure, then vote on a Chair and Vice Chair for the year. The main action item is reviewing the 2026 rate proposal for Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course and making a recommendation to the City Council. Commissioners will also hear reports from the Golf Pro and Superintendent, see new score cards, and receive information on citywide convenience fees.

• Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair for 2026
• Review of Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course 2026 Rate Proposal and recommendation to Council
• New Cerbat Cliffs score cards based on community data for handicap holes
• Informational update on citywide convenience fees (established October 2025)
• Annual Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedure training by City Attorney

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Commission will discuss and potentially appoint a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson for 2026. The meeting also includes a presentation on the 2025 APA Land Use conference and a handbook overview from the City Clerk.

• Appointment of Chairperson for 2026
• Appointment of Vice-Chairperson for 2026
• Recognition of Commissioner Sarkisian for service from 2022 to 2025
• Overview of updated Advisory Boards and Commissions Handbook
• Update from the 2025 APA Land Use conference

City Council

The Kingman City Council will consider a consent agenda including liquor license extensions, donation of a historic fire engine, equipment purchases, and airport projects. Action items include updating the procurement code, authorizing a financial advisor and bond counsel for street improvements on Airway Avenue and Flying Fortress Parkway, and approving a town hall format for community strategic priorities. A public comment period is scheduled.

• Approval of permanent extension of liquor license for VFW Post 3516 at 2826 Wickieup Ave.
• Donation of Kingman Fire Department Engine 5 (1965 Seagrave pumper) to Hall of Flame Museum in Phoenix
• Purchase of new street sweepers for airport ($391,889.53) and street operations ($378,917.53)
• Authorization to engage Columbia Capital ($72,500) and Gust Rosenfeld ($72,000) for financing of Airway Ave and Flying Fortress Pkwy street improvements
• Approval of Ordinance No. 1989 updating the City's procurement code

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will vote on its Chair and Vice Chair for the new year. The body will also discuss art and maintenance projects for city landmarks and receive an update on the historic properties inventory.

• Train Silhouette Mural Concept at Lewis Kingman Park
• Repainting of Steam Locomotive 3759 at Locomotive Park
• Updating historic downtown interpretative signs
• Appointment of Commission Chair and Vice Chair
• Historic Properties Inventory update from Urbana Preservation & Planning

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review the FY2026 year-to-date financial summary. Staff will present a 5-year financial forecast and discuss budget priorities for FY2027.

• FY2026 year-to-date financial summary
• 5-year financial forecast
• FY2027 budget priorities

Municipal Utility Commission

The Municipal Utility Commission will hold a regular meeting including training, appointment of chair and vice chair for 2026, and public comment. The main action items are a vote on a sewer connection variance request for two parcels on Beverly Avenue (west of 5th Street) and reconsideration of a regulation that would reduce the mandatory sewer connection threshold from 500 feet to 300 feet.

• Sewer variance request from Steve Smith and Eve Garlyn for parcels 305-18-560H and 305-18-560G on Beverly Avenue; staff recommends denial
• Reconsideration of rule change to Section 4.2(G) reducing sewer connection distance from 500 to 300 feet
• Annual Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedure training
• Appointment of Commission Chair and Vice Chair for 2026
• Approval of June 26, 2025 meeting minutes

Transit Advisory Commission

The Transit Advisory Commission will consider route modifications from the Long and Short-Range Transit Plan. Members will also discuss adding KART service to the Kingman Airport Industrial Park and potential high school connections. The meeting includes the appointment of a new Chair and Vice Chair.

• KART service to Kingman Airport Industrial Park and high school stops
• Route modifications from the Long and Short-Range Transit Plan
• Appointment of Commission Chair
• Appointment of Commission Vice Chair
• Open Meeting Law and Parliamentary Procedure training

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will review rate recommendations for the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course. The body will vote on non-resident rack rates and percentage discounts for residents, seniors, and veterans to recommend to the City Council.

• Vote on Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course 2026 Rack Rates (Non-Resident Rates)
• Vote on percentage discounts for Residents, Seniors, and Veterans (Staff recommends 10%)
• Discussion of Resident Card requirements for those with a City of Kingman address

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request to change 3.33 acres at 1850 Gates Avenue from residential to commercial to allow an existing church to expand. Other action items include updating the procurement code, authorizing a study on development impact and capacity fees, and approving a development agreement for Louise Avenue reconstruction. Consent agenda items include terminating an IGA with Phoenix and funding final design of Bull Mountain Channel improvements.

• Public hearing on rezoning 3.33 acres at 1850 Gates Ave from RR/R-1-6 to C-2 for church expansion
• Approval of Resolution 5595 and Ordinance 1989 updating the city procurement code, including purchasing thresholds
• Authorization to contract Willdan Financial Services for infrastructure plan and development impact/capacity fee study
• Development agreement with High Desert Land Development for Louise Avenue reconstruction; city's share $43,600
• Consent: Amendment of $130,468 for final design of Phase 1 Bull Mountain Channel improvements

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation from its federal lobbyist, Nexxus Consulting, and discuss legislative priorities for the upcoming year. The council may also enter an executive session for legal counsel as permitted by state law. No voting or binding action is scheduled on this agenda.

• Presentation and discussion on federal legislative priority setting with Nexxus Consulting

Clean City Commission

The Commission will receive annual Open Meeting Law training, consider approval of October 2025 minutes, and vote on a new Chair and Vice Chair. Staff will also update the commission on the event calendar, the Adopt-a-Block program, and collaborations with the Kingman Youth Advisory Commission. Informational reports on neighborhood services and recycling will be presented.

• Appointment of Commission Chair for 2026
• Appointment of Vice Chair for 2026
• Clean City Commission event calendar update and feedback
• Adopt-a-Block program update
• Recycling program update from Solid Waste Superintendent Ed Tapia

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will meet to discuss a zoning change for a property at 1850 Gates Avenue. The body will also conduct annual legal training and administer an oath of office to a new member.

• RZ25-0003: Proposed rezone of 3.33 acres at 1850 Gates Avenue from RR and R-1-6 to C-2 (Community Business) for First Assembly of God
• Annual Open Meeting Law & Parliamentary Procedure Training provided by the City Attorney
• Administration of the Oath of Office for new member Gilbert Smaby

City Council

The City Council will receive a presentation from lobbyist Tom Dorn on the 2026 Strategic Plan and legislative priorities. They will finalize the strategic plan priorities and discuss their legislative agenda for the upcoming year.

• Presentation and discussion on 2026 Strategic Plan and legislative policy priorities with lobbyist Tom Dorn

City Council

The City Council will review several equipment purchases and infrastructure contracts. The body is also considering an ordinance regarding the payback of accelerated public improvements and a liquor license application for La Catrina Mexican Restaurant and Cantina.

• One-time transfer of $1,961,213.50 (plus tax) for pre-cast box culverts for the I-11 E. Kingman Connection Project
• Contract award to PAP, LLC for $314,192.90 to reconstruct Transport Dr. and Government Way
• Purchase of two street sweepers costing $378,917.53 and $391,889.53
• Change Order No. 2 for $405,496.00 for Police, Fire, and Public Works remodels
• Engineering services agreement for $178,199.00 for Hilltop WWTP Facility Assessment