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City of Kingman parks, open space, trails, and recreation online survey active until April 10

KINGMAN – The City of Kingman is still planning for the future of the community’s parks, open space, trails, and recreation in the City of Kingman, and invites people to fill out an online survey: www.kingmansurvey.org/open, which is open until April 10.

“We really want input from people, because it will drive the future planning for our city and all the great thing we enjoy,” said Kingman Parks, Recreation and Gold Course Director Mike Meersman. “By taking a few minutes and responding to the survey, people can really shape the betterment and expansion of the city parks and recreation opportunities,” Meersman said.

People have until April 10, to fill out the online survey: www.kingmansurvey.org/open.

Help the city shape a plan that reflects the community’s desires! For questions or more information, contact Parks, Recreation and Golf Course Director Mike Meersman at (928) 757-3105 or email: mmeersman@cityofkingman.gov

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