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Board addresses Fort Mojave Mesa Fire District vacancy

The Board of Supervisors at their June 17 meeting addressed the vacancy that exists on the Fort Mojave Mesa Fire District Board and the requirement of the Board to fill the vacancy if a quorum of the fire district members do not appoint an interim member within 90 days. In accordance with A.R.S. § 48-802(D), to serve as a fire district board member, candidates must be, and during incumbency must remain, qualified electors of the fire district, and must be a resident of the district for at least one year immediately preceding the appointment. A person is not eligible to be a candidate…

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Three from Mohave County Attorney’s Office recognized at APAAC

Three members of the Mohave County Attorney’s Office were recognized for professional achievement at the Arizona Prosecuting Attorney’s Advisory Council’s (APAAC) annual conference in Tucson last week. County attorney Matt Smith said the trio of deputy county attorney’s is very deserving.  “Deborah Herbert won juvenile prosecutor of the year for the entire state of Arizona. Jaimye Ashley won the rising star award which is a fairly new award that’s just been around for a few years,” Smith said. “Bob Moon was recognized for a lifetime of outstanding achievement in the legal field.”  Smith’s chief deputy, James Schoppmann nominated each staff…

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$20 million secured for Rancho Santa Fe interchange celebrated

Mayor Jen Miles called it a celebration of “momentous progress” for development of the Rancho Santa Fe Interchange and Parkway. The Thursday press conference featured thanks and praise for local state representative Regina Cobb, who was instrumental in securing $20-million in state funding for the infrastructure component and economic development catalyst on Interstate 40 in northeast Kingman. Cobb returned the gratitude, saying the achievement was a “team effort” with Governor Doug Ducey capitalizing on his understanding of the need to improve Arizona’s transportation network to benefit directly impacted communities and the rest of the state as well. “This was an…

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City of Kingman looking to change areas to annex

The City of Kingman is embarking upon a new annexation strategy. Manager Ron Foggin has indicated that the leadership team at City Hall is recommending focus on property near the proposed Kingman Crossing and Rancho Santa Fe Interstate 40 Interchanges, while putting Kingman High School and the municipal airport and industrial park “on the backburner.” Foggin said it has been determined, as it has before, that bringing the high school and airport into the city is a losing proposition financially, until the city adds a new revenue generation mechanism. He said it will cost far more to extend city services…

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Board of Supervisors approves animal shelter in split vote

A broad ranging discussion of animal shelter issues stretched over a two hour portion of Monday’s Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting. Animal control advocates urged the Board to approve supervisor Jean Bishop’s proposal to allocate up to $3-million to construct a new and improved shelter where the current facility operates in downtown Kingman. Supervisors Buster Johnson and Ron Gould were in the minority of a 3-2 vote approving use of up to $2-million for an improved shelter. Staff is tasked with recommending a preferred location and whether new construction or a renovation and expansion model is best, so it…

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MCC unveils new Electrical program and building to train future electricians, help region meet demand

Mohave Community College unveiled its new Electrical building and certificate program Thursday during a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house on the Neal Campus-Kingman. Kingman Mayor Jen Miles was at the event and said she was impressed with what she saw. She said the community has an extraordinarily high demand for residential and commercial/industrial electricians.  “Kingman has needed this and it’s really delightful to see it here now and to see that it is well-equipped and in a great building, and the community is really going to benefit from this,” said Mayor Miles, as she toured the high tech electrical training…

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