Kingman public meetings in 2025
45 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Kingman City Council will consider and vote on a proposed annexation of approximately 1,169 acres generally south of Southern Avenue, east of Cherokee Street, and north of Hualapai Mountain Road. Action items also include an ordinance establishing a payback mechanism for accelerated public improvements (Ordinance No. 1987) and awarding a $24,937.50 tourism grant to Beale St Theatre for a digital marquee. The consent agenda covers items like an $85,489.66 shade structure at Centennial Park, extension of the Infill Incentive District through June 30, 2026, and several grants and contracts. The council may enter executive session to discuss the KX Ventures development agreement and the Davcon/Atlas airport land-lease agreement.
- Resolution No. 5591 to record a blank petition for annexation of approximately 1,169 acres east of Hualapai Mountain foothills (AN25-0001)
- Ordinance No. 1987 establishing a mechanism for repaying accelerated public improvements costs from benefited parties
- Kingman Tourism Initiative Grant of $24,937.50 to Beale St Theatre for a digital marquee sign (total project $49,875.00)
- Approval of $85,489.66 shade structure for ZipKrooz play area at Centennial Park (consent item 4c)
- Resolution No. 5590 extending the Infill Incentive District through June 30, 2026 (consent item 4d)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The December 10, 2025 meeting of the Kingman Planning & Zoning Commission has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No business will be conducted.
Golf Commission
The Kingman Golf Commission will discuss and possibly act on a proposed 2026 rate increase for golf course fees and a request from local artist Jesse Lomeli to donate a $500 golfer statue for placement at Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course. The Commission will also review golf course rules and regulations, and receive informational reports from the superintendent and pro shop.
- Discussion and possible action on 2026 Golf Course Rate Proposal to raise fees
- Request to accept donated golfer statue valued at $500 from Jesse Lomeli, to be placed at Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course sign at 1001 Gates Ave
- Review and potential revision of Golf Course Rules and Regulations
- Approval of October 8, 2025 regular meeting minutes
- Call to the Public for comments on non-agenda items
City Council
The City Council will consider a consent agenda with routine approvals for park improvements, budget transfers, and fee adjustments. Action items include a sales tax rebate agreement with Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. (up to $250K over ten years), an update to fowl and animal regulations, and a notice of intent to establish new fees for polygraph exams and planning services.
- Authorization of a site-specific economic development agreement with Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. for a 30% sales tax rebate up to $250,000 over ten years.
- Ordinance No. 1988 updating city code on fowl and other animals, including limits on numbers per lot size.
- Approval of Centennial Park parking lot asphalt replacement at a quote of $177,700 (budget $240,000).
- Appropriation transfer of $60,000 from Playground Equipment to Grandview Pool Upgrade for waterslide and climbing wall.
- Notice of intent to establish new fees for polygraph exams by police and planning services by Development Services.
City Council
The City Council will hold a fall strategic planning retreat to discuss key focus areas including recurring funding sources, infrastructure, water sustainability, and economic development. No votes or formal decisions are expected; the session is for discussion and priority setting. The council may also go into executive session for legal counsel.
- Discussion of recurring funding sources and fiscal responsibility
- Infrastructure priorities: street conditions, water service line replacements, facility improvements
- Securing water resources and water sustainability
- Economic development: FAA land release area at Industrial Park, Kingman Crossing Traffic Interchange, business retention
- Possible executive session under A.R.S.38-431.03(A)(3)
Heritage Preservation Commission
The Heritage Preservation Commission will receive informational updates only on three projects: the Palo Christi Elementary School project from the school district superintendent, the Kingman Historic Properties Inventory project awarded to Urbana Preservations & Planning, and a proposal to commemorate Route 66 as an ASCE landmark. No action items or decisions are on the agenda.
- Update on Palo Christi Elementary School project by Kingman Unified School District Superintendent Gretchen Dorner
- Kingman Historic Properties Inventory project awarded to Urbana Preservations & Planning, LLC
- Proposal to install commemorative plaques for Route 66 as an ASCE National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
Economic Development Advisory Commission
The Economic Development Advisory Commission will meet for a work session on November 20, 2025. The only agenda item is a discussion of the Arizona State University Art in Public Places Playbook. Staff will present the playbook and the commission will consider how its recommendations might be applied. No decisions or votes are scheduled.
- Review and discuss the Arizona State University Art in Public Places Playbook (discussion only)
Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission
The Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission will discuss and possibly act on several items including a $150,000 playground equipment project, a train silhouette mural at Lewis Kingman Park, and a donated road runner statue. The meeting also covers pet waste on White Cliffs Trails, wayfinding signs, and Memorial Day 2026 planning.
- 2026 Playground Equipment Projects with $150,000 from Capital Improvement Plan
- Lewis Kingman Park Train Silhouette Painting: $11,000 mural, half from Historic Route 66 Association
- Local artist Jesse Lomeli donates a $1,000 Road Runner statue for Locomotive Park
- Discussion of wayfinding signage to trailheads, e.g., White Cliffs Wagon Trailhead
- Remediation of pet waste on White Cliffs Trails
City Council
The City Council will discuss comprehensive updates to the city's zoning and subdivision ordinances. The meeting also includes proposals to annex over 5,000 acres of land and several infrastructure repair contracts.
- Proposed annexation of 3,415 acres near Kingman Airport and 1,674 acres east of Hualapai Mountain Foothills
- District 4 chip seal contract for 82 lane miles of roadway totaling $2,485,388.66
- Waterline asphalt repair contract for 8,200 square feet of repairs totaling $249,974.90
- Emergency Mohave Wash storm drain repair contract for $102,211.00
- Contract for Historic Properties Inventory with Urbana Preservation & Planning, LLC for $33,000
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider a city-initiated reorganization of the Zoning Code Titles 1-6. The body will also review a request to vacate a public alley for a new convenience store and restaurant, and a proposal to change the commission's meeting start time.
- ZO25-0001: Comprehensive Zoning Code Amendment for Titles 1-6
- AB25-0002: Request to vacate a 30-foot wide right-of-way at Stockton Hill Road and Northern Avenue
- Proposal to change meeting start time from 5:30 PM to 5:00 PM
Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission
The Commission will hold a work session to discuss opportunities to assist in promoting the Airport and Industrial Park. This item is for discussion only; no votes or decisions are scheduled.
- Discussion of promotion opportunities for the Airport and Industrial Park (discussion only)
City Council
The Kingman City Council will consider and vote on two ordinances: one that changes the public nuisance citation deadline from ten to thirty days, and another that updates the animal code to allow female chickens, ducks, geese, and other fowl within city limits with lot-size restrictions. The consent agenda includes a $53,268 service agreement for KART transit management, a $76,029 reallocation for KPD restroom improvements, a $2,778 tariff surcharge on previously approved equipment, and a resolution establishing a partnership between MAGNET and Homeland Security Investigations. The council may also go into executive session to discuss a site-specific economic development agreement.
- Approval of Ordinance No. 1988: updates fowl and animal code, allowing chickens, ducks, geese, and other fowl with lot-size limits and shelter requirements
- Authorization of $53,268.48 service agreement with Zonar Systems for KART transit management system
- Reallocation of $76,029 in Capital Project funds from KPD Awning Project to KPD Restroom Project for design changes
- Approval of $2,777.79 tariff surcharge change order for a Simpson Norton Toro Triflex mower, increasing cost to $63,058.53
- Approval of Resolution No. 5578: MOU between Kingman Police/MAGNET and Homeland Security Investigations to combat drug trafficking
Economic Development Advisory Commission
The Economic Development Advisory Commission will approve minutes from its August 26 and September 17 meetings. It will discuss setting up an Art in Public Places work session. The commission will also receive informational updates on the Master Trails Plan, Route 66 Fest, Lomanco expansion, the Arizona Association of Economic Development Fall Forum, and the Aviation Heritage Center project.
- Approve regular meeting minutes from August 26, 2025
- Approve special meeting minutes from September 17, 2025
- Discuss possible Art in Public Places work session
- Receive update on Master Trails Plan (informational)
- Receive update on Route 66 Fest (informational)
Transit Advisory Commission
This is a regular meeting with no major action items. The Commission will consider approval of the July 28, 2025 regular meeting minutes and hear reports from the Transit Superintendent on operations and a Transit Center update. Public comments are limited to non-agenda items.
- Approval of July 28, 2025 regular meeting minutes
- Public Transit Superintendent report for information only
- Transit Center update for information only
Municipal Utility Commission
The Municipal Utility Commission meeting scheduled for October 23, 2025 has been cancelled due to no agenda items. No business will be conducted.
- Meeting cancelled; no action items, reports, or hearings were scheduled
City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation on community engagement survey results regarding a general obligation bond for a sports/recreation facility. The body will also consider several infrastructure contracts, a new residential subdivision plat, and opioid settlement grant awards.
- Proposed $272,075 in Opioid Settlement Grants to five organizations, including Rivyve Behavioral Health, Inc ($100,000)
- Purchase of 689 Sensus smart meters and 756 transceivers for $349,341.69
- Contract with Felix Construction Company for 3,500 meter replacements totaling $433,288.11
- Grandview Pool renovations and electrical upgrades totaling $524,579.00
- Final plat for Black Rock Subdivision Phase A to create 77 single-family residential lots
Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission
The Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission will consider options for rehabilitating gate access roads and replacing unhealthy trees at the Terminal Building. The body will also select a date for a work session on airport and industrial park promotions.
- Discussion and possible action on Gate Access Roads Rehab
- Discussion and recommendations for tree removal and replacement at the Terminal Building
- Selection of a Work Session date (Nov 3, 5, or 6) for promotion opportunities
- FY 25-26 Budget & Financials Report from Finance Director Tina Moline
- Presentation by the Aviation Heritage Center of Kingman regarding a planned facility
Clean City Commission
The Clean City Commission will discuss and possibly vote on changing its meeting frequency from monthly to every two months. They will also receive updates on the Adopt-a-Block program (one new application downtown) and consider collaborating with the Kingman Youth Advisory Council on a clean-up or Earth Day event. Reports on neighborhood services and recycling will be presented for information only.
- Proposed change of meeting frequency to every two months (January, March, May, July, September, November on third Thursday)
- Adopt-a-Block program: one new application approved for downtown Kingman
- Collaboration discussion with Kingman Youth Advisory Council for Adopt-a-Highway or Earth Day 2026
- Recycling program update from Solid Waste Superintendent Ed Tapia
- Approval of July 17, 2025 regular meeting minutes
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Kingman Planning & Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for October 8, 2025, was cancelled because there were no agenda items to discuss. No decisions or discussions took place.
Golf Commission
The Kingman Golf Commission will consider approving minutes from August 13, 2025, and discuss potential updates to the Golf Course Rules & Regulations. Commissioners will also receive operational updates from the Assistant Golf Course Superintendent and the Golf Pro.
- Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes for August 13, 2025
- Review and possible action on Golf Course Rules & Regulations
- Bi-monthly update from Assistant Superintendent Alex Prokop
- Report from Golf Pro Mike Mathison on Pro Shop, Grill, and course activity
City Council
The Kingman City Council will consider several appointments, award recognitions, and project approvals. Key decisions include creating a new Solid Waste & Recycling Grants Fund with a $150,000 transfer, and approving capital projects for the wastewater treatment plant and water service line compliance. The council will also review grant awards for police DUI enforcement and discuss lease transfer for a property at 4850 Flightline Drive. An executive session is scheduled to discuss airport lease negotiations with Atlas Development.
- Partial‑term appointments to the Heritage Preservation Commission and Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission
- Approval of $150,000 transfer from the General Grants Fund to a new Solid Waste & Recycling Grants Fund
- Approval of Hilltop Wastewater Treatment Plant chlorine room upgrades project ($219,298.68)
- Acceptance of $27,000 AZ GOHS DUI Enforcement Grant for the Kingman Police Department
- Approval of Lead Copper Rule Revisions compliance support contract ($168,670)
Municipal Utility Commission
The Municipal Utility Commission meeting scheduled for September 25, 2025, has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items.
City Council
The Kingman City Council will hold a special meeting to receive a presentation and public comment on a comprehensive update to the city's Zoning Ordinance and a repeal and replace of the Subdivision Ordinance. Staff is seeking direction from the council. The council may also go into executive session for legal counsel.
- Presentation and public comment on 2025 Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance Update (staff seeks direction)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a work session to receive a presentation and public comment on a comprehensive update to the City of Kingman Zoning Ordinance and a repeal-and-replace of the Subdivision Ordinance. Staff is seeking direction from the commission. The agenda also includes approval of the June 11, 2025 meeting minutes.
- Approval of June 11, 2025 regular meeting minutes
- Presentation and public comment on comprehensive Zoning Ordinance update
- Repeal and replace of the City of Kingman Subdivision Ordinance
- Commission direction sought on both ordinance updates
Heritage Preservation Commission
The Heritage Preservation Commission will meet to approve July minutes and receive informational reports. Staff will update on the Certified Local Government grant for the historic property inventory, the Hubbs House Water Tank, and a newly leased parking lot within the Historic Overlay District. The resignation of Commissioner Ressegue creates a vacancy with a Sept. 25 application deadline.
- Update on Certified Local Government grant for historic property inventory
- Update on Hubbs House Water Tank status
- Newly leased parking lot at NW corner of Andy Devine Avenue and Fourth Street within Historic Overlay District
- Resignation of Commissioner Ressegue; vacancy open through Sept. 25
- Kingman Brownfield Property Inventory Meeting scheduled for Sept. 30
Economic Development Advisory Commission
The Economic Development Advisory Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss and possibly take action on the management of billboard agreements between the City of Kingman and the Chamber of Commerce. The commission will hear from Chamber CEO Becky Fawson. The council may also go into executive session for legal counsel on agenda items.
- Discussion and possible action on City of Kingman and Chamber of Commerce Billboard Agreements with Chamber CEO Becky Fawson
- Possible executive session under A.R.S. 38-431.03(A)3 for legal counsel
City Council
The City Council will review a proposed economic development strategy and vote on three city ordinances. The meeting includes several contract approvals for airport, road, and recreation infrastructure.
- Proposed 2025 Economic Development Strategic Plan
- Contract for hangar condition assessments at 4540, 9800, and 9900 Flightline Drive for $102,280
- Purchase of Cerbat Cliffs Driving Range Lighting for $129,999
- Grandview Pool liner replacement cost of $133,608
- Engineering services for Hualapai Mountain Road and Eastern Street intersection improvements for $85,100
Planning & Zoning Commission
The September 10, 2025 meeting of the Kingman Planning & Zoning Commission has been cancelled due to no agenda items. No decisions or discussions will take place.
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a market feasibility report and financial options for a proposed sports/recreation facility and other parks and recreational improvements. This is a follow-up to a presentation from the August 5, 2025 work session where additional information was requested by the council. No formal decisions are expected during this discussion-only session.
- Discussion of Market Feasibility Report and Financial Options for Proposed Sports/Recreation Facility and Other Parks & Recreational Improvements
City Council
The Kingman City Council will hold a regular meeting with awards, call to public, and a consent agenda of 20 items. Key decisions include a $3 million residential chip seal project, a $659,380 chlorine system upgrade at Castle Rock, a $1/month lease for 22 downtown parking stalls, and contracts for fire and police equipment. All items on the consent agenda are recommended for approval.
- $3,000,286 residential chip seal project covering ~100 lane-miles in Districts 2 and 3
- $659,380 Castle Rock water chlorination system upgrade
- $152,952 for G2 alerting systems at Fire Stations #23 and #24
- $105,014 Axon contract amendment for additional body cameras and Tasers
- Parking lot lease at NW corner of Andy Devine and 4th St for 22 stalls at $1/month
Municipal Utility Commission
The August 28, 2025 meeting of the Municipal Utility Commission has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No decisions or discussions will take place.
- Meeting cancelled due to no agenda items
City Council
The Kingman City Council will listen to a presentation by Andrew McGuire of Gust Rosenfeld about alternative financing methods for capital projects. The discussion will cover Improvement Districts, Community Facility Districts, and Revitalization Districts. No formal decisions are scheduled for this item.
- Presentation on alternative financing options (Improvement Districts, Community Facility Districts, Revitalization Districts) for future capital projects
Economic Development Advisory Commission
The Economic Development Advisory Commission will approve the minutes from the June 24, 2025 meeting and hear public comments. Commissioners will discuss options for the two I-40 billboards owned by the City, including taking them back or restructuring the lease agreements that expire in November 2025. The body will also consider commissioning a mural to restore the Lewis Kingman Park train art piece. Several informational reports will be presented, covering the city’s social media policy, commercial infill updates, tourism conference findings, development process changes, and the economic development strategy.
- Decision on I-40 East and West billboard lease agreements – options to reclaim or restructure before November 2025
- Consideration of commissioning a custom mural for the Lewis Kingman Park train art installation
- Approval of minutes from the June 24, 2025 commission meeting
- Presentation of City of Kingman's social media policy (information only)
- Update on the Commercial Infill Report (information only)
Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission
The Parks, Aquatics, Recreation and Trails Commission will decide on two action items: a Wind Phone Project at the White Cliffs South Trailhead and a mural at Lewis Kingman Park proposed by the Tourism Department. Reports will cover park maintenance, recreation activity, fee schedule increases, a Trails Master Plan public meeting, and a feasibility study for a new sports facility.
- Wind Phone Project at White Cliffs South Trailhead (711 N. 4th Street)
- Mural at Lewis Kingman Park with $11,000 cost, half covered by Historic Route 66 Association
- Review of comprehensive fee schedule increases adopted by City Council on May 20, 2025
- Trails Master Plan public outreach feedback from August 12, 2025 meeting
- Market feasibility analysis study for proposed sports/event/recreation facility
City Council
The August 19, 2025 regular meeting of the Kingman City Council has been cancelled because council members are attending the annual League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.
- No items; meeting cancelled
Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission
The Airport & Industrial Park Advisory Commission will discuss ways to assist in promoting the Airport and Industrial Park, and receive a status update on a cost analysis for converting a former FedEx office into a pilot rest area. They will also hear staff reports on Industrial Park and Airport activities, as well as an update on the Master Drainage Study. No final decisions are on the agenda; items are for discussion and possible action.
- Discussion on ways for the Commission to assist with promotion of the Airport and Industrial Park
- Status update on cost analysis for vending machines, painting, and repairs of vacant FedEx office for pilot rest area
- Industrial Park staff report on activities
- Airport staff report on activities
- Master Drainage Study update
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for August 13, 2025, has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items.
Golf Commission
The Kingman Golf Commission will discuss and possibly approve changes to golf course rules and regulations, with a vote expected at the October meeting. The agenda also includes approval of June 9 meeting minutes, public comments, and informational reports from the superintendent and pro-shop.
- Review and discussion of Golf Course rules and regulations, with suggested changes to be voted on at the October Golf Commission meeting
- Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes for June 9, 2025
- Call to the Public for comments not on the agenda
- Bi-monthly report from Golf Course Superintendent Patrick Friend
- Pro-Shop bi-monthly report from Superintendent Patrick Friend
City Council
At this regular meeting, the Kingman City Council will consider several items including a proposal to rename Andy Devine Avenue to Route 66 in honor of the upcoming Route 66 Centennial. They will also discuss a 40-year ground lease with WAVE-CTED for a shared co-work space, and hold a public hearing on a resolution to adopt a convenience fee model for credit and debit card transactions. The consent agenda includes routine approvals such as a $403,151 golf cart fleet replacement, an opioid settlement, and a fencing construction agreement for the Public Works facility.
- Consideration to rename Andy Devine Avenue to Route 66 (Action Item 3a)
- Approval of 40-year ground lease with WAVE-CTED for co-work space (Action Item 3b)
- Public hearing on Resolution 5571 adopting convenience fee model for all card transactions (Public Hearing 4a)
- Authorization to purchase 90 golf carts for $403,151 (Consent Item 3o)
- Approval of opioid settlement from nationwide litigation (Consent Item 3m)
City Council
The Kingman City Council will hold a special meeting to receive the final Market Feasibility Analysis Study from CSL International for a proposed sports, event, or recreation facility. The study includes market conditions, demographics, survey results, and cost/benefit analysis. Council may also go into executive session for legal counsel. No decision is scheduled; the item is for discussion only.
- Presentation of Market Feasibility Analysis Study by CSL International for a potential sports/event/recreation facility
- Council may enter executive session under A.R.S. 38-431.03(A)3 for legal counsel on any agenda item
Transit Advisory Commission
The Transit Advisory Commission will consider a biennial review of its bylaws per Resolution No. 5534, elect a Chair and Vice Chair, and discuss possible new KART services to the Kingman Airport Industrial Park and between high schools for career and technical education. Commissioners will also review a request for proposal for third-party bus advertising to generate revenue toward the city's local match for operating expenses. The meeting includes annual open meeting law training and approval of the October 2024 minutes.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair for remainder of 2025
- Biennial review and possible adoption of revised Transit Advisory Commission bylaws per Resolution No. 5534
- Discussion on KART service to the Kingman Airport Industrial Park
- Discussion on developing KART service between Kingman and Lee Williams High School for career and technical education
- Discussion on KART Bus Advertising Program; RFP for third-party advertising to generate revenue for local match requirement
Municipal Utility Commission
The July 24, 2025 meeting of the Kingman Municipal Utility Commission has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No decisions or discussions will take place.
City Council
The Kingman City Council will hear a presentation on the city's temporary sign rules, focusing on off‑premise signage and banners. The staff will outline a proposed permitting process and reference the Reed v. Gilbert case. Council members may discuss the material and accept public comments before adjourning.
- Presentation on temporary sign regulations, including off‑premise signage and banners
- Proposal for a new permitting process for temporary signs
- Reference to Reed v. Gilbert (2015) Supreme Court case on sign ordinance
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment will consider a variance request (VA25-0001) regarding drive-through placement and stacking areas. If approved, the variance allows for a 6,952 square foot convenience store and drive-through restaurant on 1.22 acres.
- VA25-0001: Variance request for a convenience store and restaurant at the northeast corner of Stockton Hill Road and Northern Avenue
Heritage Preservation Commission
The Heritage Preservation Commission will consider approval of May 27, 2025 minutes and receive informational reports on the NACOG Route 66 Coalition Brownfield Program ($1.5 million EPA grant), the Hubbs House water tower project, a new $19,000 CLG grant for a citywide historic properties inventory, and an update on Palo Christi Elementary School. No action items or public hearings are scheduled.
- Brownfield Program: $1.5M EPA grant for Phase I & II environmental assessments on commercial properties
- Hubbs House Water Tower & Water Tank update (information only)
- City awarded nearly $19,000 federal CLG grant through Arizona SHPO to launch historic properties inventory
- Palo Christi Elementary School update from KUSD Superintendent Gretchen Dorner