Lead Story – Page 2 – The Standard Newspaper

Bond acquisition in play for local Watermark retirement communities

1 month ago1 month ago3 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – Bond finance acquisition efforts are in play for the Watermark retirement communities-owned White Cliffs and Joshua Springs senior living communities in Kingman and Bullhead City, respectively.

Rancho Santa Fe interchange bids considered

1 month ago1 month ago2 mins

KINGMAN – A Scottsdale firm submitted the apparent low bid to construct Kingman’s Interstate 40 Rancho Santa Fe Traffic Interchange (TI).

Public Works CCTV van examines sewer pipes

1 month ago1 month ago9 mins

KINGMAN – There may be a roving camera rolling through your sewer pipes and you wouldn’t even know it.

City of Kingman to utilize new software for building sector

2 months ago2 months ago4 mins

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman has approved a contract that staff believes will improve government efficiency and citizen service, particularly in the building sector. Presenting during the Aug. 20 City Council meeting, Finance Director Tina Moline enthusiastically endorsed use of the Granicus SmartGov Permitting, Licensing and Planning software program.

“It is going to increase our productivity throughout or organization and just as importantly, it’s going to provide an increased level of service to all of our external customers, so this is very exciting,”

Bids out for Rancho Santa Fe Parkway project

2 months ago2 months ago2 mins

KINGMAN – Five Arizona construction firms and another in Colorado have plan holder status and are in position to possibly submit bids to build an Interstate 40 traffic interchange (TI) in Kingman. The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is scheduled on Sept. 6 to open bids for the Rancho Santa Fe Parkway TI.

The City has already paid the agency $48.3 million to administer project construction in northeast Kingman.

Town Hall, council retreat slated for Kingman

2 months ago2 months ago3 mins

KINGMAN – The Kingman City Council is adding to its busy fall schedule. With at least five meetings scheduled in Sept. and Oct., the council has decided to add a Town Hall and a retreat to expand internal and external engagement for brainstorming.