Decision made on Flying Fortress water drainage
Kingman City Council met in a special session Tuesday night, Oct. 27, to vote on which option of water drainage system to approve to finish the Flying Fortress interchange.
Kingman City Council met in a special session Tuesday night, Oct. 27, to vote on which option of water drainage system to approve to finish the Flying Fortress interchange.
There were two major discussions Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, at the Kingman City Council meeting – postage costs to mail water bills and additional time and cost for a proposed water drainage basin, which would delay the completion of Flying Fortress.
On October 5, the long‑anticipated interchange connecting Interstate 40 to the new Flying Fortress Parkway officially opened, drawing a crowd far larger than organizers expected.
Join the City of Kingman on Monday, October 5, at 11 a.m. for the opening ceremony for the Flying Fortress Parkway.
With construction of the Flying Fortress Traffic Interchange nearing completion, the City of Kingman is preparing to celebrate the grand opening of this long-awaited transportation project.
The City of Kingman has begun mailing petitions to property owners within two proposed city-initiated annexation areas as the next step in the annexation process.