KINGMAN – Three City of Kingman employees were recently recognized during the Mohave College Kingman Campus student recognition ceremony for their hard work, leadership, and commitment to professional growth.
Sandy Williams, Jennifer Sochocki, and Art Pipkin were honored following their successful completion of the City’s 2025 Leadership & Excellence Supervisor Academy, an intensive 12-week program designed to strengthen leadership skills across City departments. Karen Bohler, the instructor who led the Academy this past October, nominated all three employees for the recognition based on their dedication and performance throughout the program.
Developed through a partnership between Mohave College and ARIZONA@WORK, the Academy provided 96 hours of immersive leadership training, team-building exercises, and applied learning opportunities led by Mohave College instructors and City leadership. The fully grant-funded program covered the $3,265 cost per participant.
The City of Kingman again extends its sincere congratulations to Sandy Williams, Jennifer Sochocki, and Art Pipkin for this well-deserved recognition and for their continued commitment to leadership excellence and serving the Kingman community.
From left to right: Mohave College Instructor Karen Bohler, Sandy Williams City of Kingman Police Department Records Supervisor, Jennifer Sochocki City of Kingman Police Department Support Services Administrator, and City of Kingman Building Maintenance Crew Leader Art Pipkin
