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KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is notifying

Mohave Electric announces classroom grant winners

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KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is notifying

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KINGMAN – Transporting illegal drugs into Mohave County

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WARMC CEO: We’ve got staff; we’ve got beds

County ramping up for impending contagion Mohave County is minimizing public access to county government buildings to promote public health during the pandemic that saw more than 230 Arizonans test positive for the COVID-19 virus by early Monday afternoon. Communications Director Roger Galloway began Monday’s news conference with an announcement that the county is trying to convert to a virtual campus governance approach as have the cities of Kingman, Lake Havasu and Bullhead City.  “All county offices will now limit face-to-face interaction with the public as much as possible. Members of the general public should conduct business by telephone, email…

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LHC City Hall lobby closed to public

In order to reduce the risk of community spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and to protect the employees and the public, the City Hall lobby  closed to the public this morning, Monday, March 23, until further notice. City services are still available via phone, email, and on their website at www.lhcaz.gov Utility Payments Payments are made at the website, online using your bank’s website, by phone using a card or check by calling 928-453-4146, and by utilizing our drive-up drop-box on the east-side of City Hall. Building /Construction/Zoning/ Code Enforcement Services For questions regarding building, construction, zoning, and code enforcement, please contact…

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LHC City Hall lobby closed to public

In order to reduce the risk of community spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and to protect the employees and the public, the City Hall lobby  closed to the public this morning, Monday, March 23, until further notice. City services are still available via phone, email, and on their website at www.lhcaz.gov Utility Payments Payments are made at the website, online using your bank’s website, by phone using a card or check by calling 928-453-4146, and by utilizing our drive-up drop-box on the east-side of City Hall. Building /Construction/Zoning/ Code Enforcement Services For questions regarding building, construction, zoning, and code enforcement, please contact…

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County Treasurer, Recorder, Assessor modify operations

 MOHAVE COUNTY – Effective immediately, due to possible COVID-19 health concerns, the Mohave County Assessor, Recorder and Treasurer’s offices will be implementing modified operations at the offices located in Bullhead City, Kingman and Lake Havasu City.  These offices will be limiting face-to-face contact with the public. They will continue to serve the public through phone, email, US Postal service and drop boxes at the front of each of the county buildings.  Modified work arrangements will still provide the services necessary for Assessor requests, appeals, applications and property information; recording services including e-recording, voter registration; Treasury Tax payments, county banking services, and tax lrelated activities. In order to contact…

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City of Kingman urges bar, restaurant compliance

KINGMAN, Ariz. – Governor Doug Ducey issued Executive Order 2020-09 that limits the operations of certain businesses to slow the spread of COVID-19.  Specifically, the order requires that all bars, movie theaters, indoor gyms and fitness clubs close public access in all counties that have a positive result for COVID-19.  Restaurants are limited to “dine-out” options including pick-up, delivery and drive-through options. Mohave County does not have any confirmed cases, but the backlog of testing within the state is immense. Regardless, Mayor Jen Miles urges citizens, businesses and event promoters in Kingman to take immediate action to align with Governor Ducey’s Executive…

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City of Kingman urges bar, restaurant compliance

KINGMAN, Ariz. – Governor Doug Ducey issued Executive Order 2020-09 that limits the operations of certain businesses to slow the spread of COVID-19.  Specifically, the order requires that all bars, movie theaters, indoor gyms and fitness clubs close public access in all counties that have a positive result for COVID-19.  Restaurants are limited to “dine-out” options including pick-up, delivery and drive-through options. Mohave County does not have any confirmed cases, but the backlog of testing within the state is immense. Regardless, Mayor Jen Miles urges citizens, businesses and event promoters in Kingman to take immediate action to align with Governor Ducey’s Executive…

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