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KUSD grounds manager lauded

SSC’s Grounds Manager for Kingman Unified School District, Galen Neiderhiser was unanimously selected to receive the annual ‘I Got It’ award in a ceremony held at Kingman High School. As part of the ‘I Got It’ award, a tree was planted at Kingman High School. See attached for photos, and we appreciate any coverage you’re able to give Galen!  In his role at SSC Services for Education, Galen manages the grounds, landscape and athletic fields for Kingman Schools to create impactful student experiences. Galen is a large part of the Kingman school district and walking the grounds with him is a…

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Transportation projects in the works citywide

KINGMAN – Widening Stockton Hill Road to six lanes between Detroit and Airway Avenue is the number one priority identified in the updated Transportation Master plan adopted during the Dec. 5 Kingman City Council meeting. The plan recommends 23 low to top priority infrastructure projects totaling almost $700-million to maintain sufficiency in the local transportation network through 2045. The master plan was completed by Kimley-Horn, a design and engineering firm that served as consultant under contract. It was last updated back in 2011. “In general, Kingman’s transportation network functions very well,” project manager Michael Grandy told council members. “There are a…

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Transportation projects in the works citywide

KINGMAN – Widening Stockton Hill Road to six lanes between Detroit and Airway Avenue is the number one priority identified in the updated Transportation Master plan adopted during the Dec. 5 Kingman City Council meeting. The plan recommends 23 low to top priority infrastructure projects totaling almost $700-million to maintain sufficiency in the local transportation network through 2045. The master plan was completed by Kimley-Horn, a design and engineering firm that served as consultant under contract. It was last updated back in 2011. “In general, Kingman’s transportation network functions very well,” project manager Michael Grandy told council members. “There are a…

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