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County Corner: Happy Spring Mohave County

As you most likely are aware it is not only spring but it is legislative season, my favorite time of year.  I simply love following the bills at the Capitol.  Sort of like a bouncing ball when some of the balls end up over (or under) the fence, never to be seen again.  Our fantastic legislatures; Senator Borrelli, Representative Biasiucci and Representative Gillette have been hard at work moving bills forward to help everything from home ownership, election integrity, government policy and most important, deed fraud.  This year I am focusing on deed fraud, a subject we should all be…

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BLM seeks public comment on proposed exploratory drilling project east of Bullhead City

KINGMAN – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Kingman Field Office has completed an environmental assessment and is seeking public comment on the proposed Arizona Silver Exploration US, Inc (ASE) Philadelphia Exploration Project. The proposed exploration drilling project is located approximately 7.5 miles east of Bullhead City along the west side of the Black Mountains in Mohave County.  An exploration plan submitted by ASE to the Kingman Field Office includes plans to conduct a phased exploration drilling program and up to 0.34 acres of surface disturbance. Activities would include the construction of up to two 50-by-50-foot drill pads, drilling up to…

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Downtown Kingman Stakeholder Engagement Meeting Set

KINGMAN, Ariz. – The City of Kingman has organized a stakeholder engagement meeting in the downtown area to gather feedback from business owners regarding the first draft of the recently created business extension zone guide. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 11th at 5:30 p.m. at the MCC Beale Street Center, located at 309 E. Beale Street. The guide aims to establish a framework for businesses to utilize the City of Kingman’s sidewalk right of way for business uses, such as dining or displays. All downtown businesses are encouraged to attend the meeting.

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Foster throws hat in ring for Assessor seat

KINGMAN – Kingman resident Becky Foster announces she will seek the Republican nomination for the position of Mohave County Assessor. Foster served as a Mohave County Supervisor in the original District 5 for two terms prior to the board again being reduced to three members in 1991. She spearheaded the countywide move to a five-member board which was approved by a vote of the people.  She was elected to the newly formed fifth district in 1984. “I was not considering a run for any office; however, several people have, for the past few months, encouraged me to run due to…

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Walsh named new Kingman City Manager

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is excited to announce that they have officially entered into negotiations for their next City Manager. After spending the last several months working with MGT’s GovHR USA executive search consultants to find the ideal individual for the position, local candidate Tim Walsh has come out on top. Tim Walsh, a Kingman native, who currently works as the Director of Development Services for Mohave County, was formally named at the conclusion of Tuesday night’s Executive Session.  Mr. Walsh brings 15 years of local government experience to the City of Kingman as well as a lifetime…

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TI Project: Battling Bills summoned to Kingman

KINGMAN – The Kingman City Council is inviting its squabbling business partners to Kingman for a discussion of the Interstate 40 Rancho Santa Fe Traffic Interchange (TI) project. The special council meeting is planned Monday, March 11. Las Vegas businessmen Bill Lenhart and Bill Plise have been fighting with one another for control of KDP Manager, the entity partnering with the city to develop the TI. The council has spent extended time in executive sessions in Dec., Jan. and Feb. talking privately about KDP Manager and the Development Agreement (DA) with the City. Mayor Ken Watkins said the battle between…

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