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Bird scooters to be discontinued

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman would like to notify the community, that Bird Rides, Inc. electric scooters will no longer be available in Kingman as of February 3. The agreement that began in February 2022 will officially end on January 31. All of the scooters are expected to be picked up by February 3. The City of Kingman Economic Development team has worked closely with representatives from Bird Rides, Inc. over the last two years to make this endeavor a success for Kingman tourists and residents. However, due to Bird Rides, Inc.’s financial restructuring and community concerns about the…

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UniSource Electric Rates rising

New electric rates for UniSource Energy Services customers will take effect Feb. 1 to help cover rising costs and support ongoing investments in safe, reliable service. The average monthly bills of typical residential customers on UniSource’s Basic pricing plan are expected to increase by $13.68 under the new rates, approved Jan. 17 by the Arizona Corporation Commission. Bill impacts will vary with usage and are likely to be higher during hot weather, when customers typically use more energy, and lower in cooler months. UniSource can help customers mitigate the impact through energy efficiency programs, rebates and advice available on uesaz.com….

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UniSource Electric Rates rising

New electric rates for UniSource Energy Services customers will take effect Feb. 1 to help cover rising costs and support ongoing investments in safe, reliable service. The average monthly bills of typical residential customers on UniSource’s Basic pricing plan are expected to increase by $13.68 under the new rates, approved Jan. 17 by the Arizona Corporation Commission. Bill impacts will vary with usage and are likely to be higher during hot weather, when customers typically use more energy, and lower in cooler months. UniSource can help customers mitigate the impact through energy efficiency programs, rebates and advice available on uesaz.com….

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Second bridge feasibility study open house

LAKE HAVASU CITY – On Monday, January 29, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Michael Baker International and Lake Havasu City invite the public to an open house to share information and gain feedback on the Lake Havasu City Second Bridge Feasibility Study objectives, tasks, and schedule. The meeting is held at the Lake Havasu City Community Center, located at 100 Park Avenue.  For more information or questions about the open house, contact the City Manager’s office at 928-854-4278.

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Second bridge feasibility study open house

LAKE HAVASU CITY – On Monday, January 29, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Michael Baker International and Lake Havasu City invite the public to an open house to share information and gain feedback on the Lake Havasu City Second Bridge Feasibility Study objectives, tasks, and schedule. The meeting is held at the Lake Havasu City Community Center, located at 100 Park Avenue.  For more information or questions about the open house, contact the City Manager’s office at 928-854-4278.

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Rt 66 Motel renovation project underway

KINGMAN – Catholic Charities of Arizona has told inquiring city officials that the Route 66 Motel it purchased in Kingman is not for sale. And the organization has indicated it will continue its campaign to renovate the dilapidated property for a transitional housing project operation. City officials inquired about the availability of the property given significant opposition and worry that the housing program would harm quality of life and property values for the residential neighborhood to the west. Proximity to the nearby Manzanita Elementary School on Detroit Ave. is another concern. Deputy City Manager Tina Moline told council members during…

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