LET’S KEEP KINGMAN CLEAN AND WEED FREE

The Kingman Clean City Commission (CCC) would like to remind all property owners that in accordance with Section 7-165(d) of the Kingman Municipal Code you are responsible for maintaining the areas in front of your property.  The areas between your property and the street and alley, including the sidewalks, need to be kept free of weeds or grass in excess of six inches in height and all litter. 

Please take the time to clean-up and regularly maintain the areas around and within your property.    

The CCC also sponsors an Adopt-a-Block program in which volunteer groups are encouraged to regularly clean areas along our streets.  For more information on the Adopt-a-Block program click here

If you have any questions regarding this information, please call the City of Kingman Development Services at (928) 753-8130. 

Let’s all work together to make Kingman Clean and Beautiful! Thank you.  

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COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP ANNOUNCED

SOURCE: Clean City Commission

The Kingman Clean City Commission in partnership with Mohave County ERACE is pleased to announce that a Community Clean-up will be held on Saturday, March 14, 2015 from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Mohave County Fairgrounds. 

This clean-up is free of charge and is open to all members of residential households in Kingman and in neighboring areas of Mohave County.  Please note that trailers over 12-feet in length will NOT be accepted at the clean-up.  Also trash or yard waste from commercial haulers will NOT be accepted.  You must be in line by 12 p.m. to receive this free service.  Any arrivals after 12 p.m. will be directed to the county landfill.    

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KINGMAN POLICE THANKS THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR APPRECIATION

Source: KPD

Kingman Police would like to thank the public for their kind words and generous offerings on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, Friday, January 9^th.  Many citizens and businesses called in to give their thanks, while others stopped in to thank us in person with some bringing cards and handmade banners.  We would also like to thank Scott Dunton, owner of Mr. D’z Restaurant and Dunton Motors in Kingman and Bullhead, as well as Armando Jimenez, Operator of Mr. D’z Restaurant, for donating a portion of sales that day to the 100 Club of Arizona raising just over $800.

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