Directory

Bureau of LAND Management Welcome to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), a pivotal agency established in 1946 that has evolved into the nation's largest land manager. Our roots trace back to the years following America's independence when the General Land Office (GLO) was founded in 1812 to facilitate westward migration and homesteading. A transformative moment came under President Harry S. Truman's leadership, leading to the merger of the GLO and the U.S. Grazing Service, forming the Bureau of Land Management. Today, we oversee an impressive 245 million acres of public lands and 700 million acres of mineral estate—integral to the lives and livelihoods of communities nationwide. With headquarters in Grand Junction, Colorado, and Washington, DC, alongside 12 regional offices, we are dedicated to responsible land management and conservation. Our commitment extends beyond acreage to the delicate balance of conservation and utilization. "Opportunity and Challenge: The Story of the BLM" provides insight into our rich history and evolution. At the Bureau of Land Management, we invite you to join us on a journey of stewardship, exploration, and sustainable land management as we continue shaping the landscape of the United States and preserving the invaluable resources that contribute to the well-being of communities across the country.  

City of Kingman At the City of Kingman, we are dedicated to fostering a thriving and inclusive community where residents and visitors alike can flourish. With a rich history and a vision for the future, we strive to enhance the quality of life for all who call Kingman home. Through our various departments and initiatives, we provide essential services ranging from public safety and infrastructure maintenance to recreation and community development. Our team of dedicated professionals works tirelessly to ensure the well-being and prosperity of our community members. As stewards of public trust, we uphold the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and accountability in all our endeavors. By fostering collaboration and engagement, we empower our community to shape the future of Kingman together. Thank you for choosing the City of Kingman as your partner in progress. Explore our website to learn more about our services, programs, and opportunities to get involved. Together, let's build a brighter future for Kingman.

Geo Group Inc/AZ State Prison Kingman Welcome to Geo Group Inc/AZ State Prison Kingman, where we pride ourselves on delivering comprehensive, turnkey solutions in the realm of correctional and community reentry services. Situated at 4626 West English Drive, Golden Valley, AZ 86413, our state-of-the-art facilities and management services are designed to meet the diverse needs of government partners worldwide. With a commitment to excellence, we offer a spectrum of services encompassing evidence-based rehabilitation, post-release reintegration, and community supervision. At the heart of our mission is the GEO Continuum of Care®, a distinctive approach aimed at providing leading rehabilitation programs to individuals during their incarceration and as they transition back into the community. Our diversified services platform equips us with unique capabilities to deliver educational and vocational programs, cognitive behavioral and substance abuse treatment, as well as faith-based services. We take pride in our fully diversified, cost-effective services that not only enhance quality but also yield improved outcomes for individuals under our care. The GEO Group is dedicated to fostering positive change through our enhanced in-custody offender rehabilitation programming, including cognitive behavioral treatment, seamlessly integrated with post-release support services. As we navigate the challenging landscape of corrections and reentry, we remain steadfast in our commitment to creating a safer, more rehabilitative environment for individuals entrusted to our care.

Kingman Municipal AirportWelcome to Kingman Municipal Airport, a historic aviation hub with a rich legacy dating back to its origins as the Kingman Army Airfield during World War II. Today, this sprawling 4,000-acre facility, now known as the Kingman Airport and Industrial Park (IGM), stands as a testament to its transformative journey from a prominent aerial gunnery training base to a thriving aviation and industrial center. With two active runways, including a primary runway measuring just under 7,000 feet by 150 feet wide, and a secondary runway of similar dimensions, our airport caters to a diverse range of aviation needs. Currently hosting around 150 general aviation operators and individual aircraft owners, alongside an impressive fleet of 250 aircraft in storage, Kingman Municipal Airport goes beyond conventional services. While offering aircraft rental, maintenance, and fueling services, the airport is proud to support critical functions such as air ambulance services, the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) aviation operations, and the Mohave County Sheriff’s Department aviation section. The Airport Industrial Park, a fully developed and strategically positioned sector within the City of Kingman, complements the airport by attracting manufacturers with reasonable land costs and fostering regional trade and service centers. Collaborating closely with the Airport General Manager, the City of Kingman remains committed to ensuring that the airport and industrial park continue to play a vital role in the local economy. With a vision for growth and innovation, we are actively building a collaborative team dedicated to providing our customers with professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to ensuring every interaction with the airport and the City is positive and pleasant. Join us at Kingman Municipal Airport, where the spirit of aviation history meets the promise of a vibrant future. For inquiries, please contact us at [email protected] or call 928-757-2134. Visit us at 7000 Flightline Drive, Kingman, AZ 86409.

Mohave County Assessor Welcome to the Mohave County Assessor's Office, dedicated to upholding the highest standards in property valuation and assessment within the bounds of Arizona Revised Statutes. Situated at 700 West Beale Street, Kingman, AZ 86401, our office proudly serves the vibrant community of Mohave County, overseeing the valuation of 258,932 parcels of land by state statutes. As elected officials entrusted with this responsibility, we work diligently to locate, identify, and establish the full cash value of all taxable county properties. Our commitment to transparency and accountability extends to our four-year term of service, during which we strive to provide exceptional support to property owners throughout Mohave County. The Assessor's Office comprises various specialized departments, each playing a crucial role in ensuring accurate assessments and facilitating a fair appeal process. From customer service in Administration to Systems Support handling deed transfers, sales affidavit entry, tax roll corrections, and quality control, our dedicated team works collaboratively to maintain the integrity of the assessment process. Furthermore, our Cartography, Subdivision Index, Township/Range/Section Index, Index Map, and Applications for Parcel Splits and combined departments contribute to the comprehensive and detailed approach we employ. With a focus on precision, the Land Appraisal and Field Appraisal units evaluate improved properties, while CAMA (Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal) and Personal Property teams manage mobile homes and business personal property assessments. We invite you to explore the depth of our services and trust in the professionalism and expertise of the Mohave County Assessor's Office.

Mohave County Economic Development and Tourism Welcome to Mohave County Economic Development and Tourism, your gateway to a vibrant and prosperous community nestled in the heart of Kingman, Arizona. At Mohave County Economic Development and Tourism, we are dedicated to cultivating an environment ripe for business growth and investment, where quality jobs flourish and communities thrive. Located at 3250 Kino Avenue, our organization is strategically positioned to spearhead initiatives that bolster economic prosperity while enhancing the region's appeal as a premier destination for both residents and visitors alike. Our mission is clear: to create a business environment that attracts quality investment fosters sustainable growth, and promotes community unity. We understand the pivotal role that economic development plays in shaping the fabric of our society, and we are committed to generating opportunities that not only elevate our local economy but also enrich the lives of our residents. By nurturing a supportive ecosystem for businesses, we aim to cultivate innovation, entrepreneurship, and long-term prosperity across Mohave County. Moreover, our dedication extends beyond economic endeavors; we are equally passionate about promoting tourism and showcasing the unique cultural and natural heritage of our region. From breathtaking landscapes to captivating historical sites, Mohave County offers an array of attractions that captivate the imagination and inspire exploration. Through collaborative efforts with stakeholders and partners, we strive to highlight the diverse offerings of our area, ensuring that visitors experience the warmth and hospitality that define Mohave County. Join us in our journey to build a dynamic and inclusive community where opportunities abound, and the quality of life is second to none.

Mohave County Parks/Hualapai Mountain Park Welcome to Mohave County Parks, where residents and visitors alike are invited to discover over 4,000 acres of natural beauty and recreational opportunities spanning from the Colorado River to the majestic Hualapai Mountains. Our diverse range of parks and facilities offer something for everyone, whether you're seeking the tranquility of a hike amidst the pine trees of Hualapai Mountain Park, the rugged charm of Dolan Springs' Joshua trees, or the serene ambiance along the banks of the Colorado River. With over 20 miles of trails to explore, including the exciting new Heritage Trail, spanning eight miles along the Colorado River from Davis Camp to Davis Dam, adventure awaits around every corner. Immerse yourself in the wonders of Mohave County Parks, where you can rent cabins, and vacation homes, or simply pitch a tent for a night under the stars. From hiking and biking to fishing, wildlife viewing, and disc golf, there's no shortage of activities to enjoy throughout the year. At Davis Camp, soak in the beauty of two miles of shoreline along the Colorado River, while Hualapai Mountain Park offers a refreshing escape with cool temperatures at 6,500 feet, providing a perfect backdrop for wildlife sightings and mountain exploration. We appreciate your support of Mohave County Parks, as it is through user fees that we can maintain and enhance our parks for the enjoyment of all. Your contributions help support our administration, operations, and ongoing capital improvement projects. So, as you embark on your adventures in our parks, we extend our heartfelt thanks and wish you a wonderful day filled with outdoor exploration and memorable moments.

Mohave County Supervisor District 4 Mohave County Supervisor Jean Bishop epitomizes a lifelong commitment to serving the community she calls home. Born and raised in Mohave County, Supervisor Bishop's dedication to public service spans decades, encompassing roles at the local, county, and state levels. Since 2014, Supervisor Bishop has proudly represented District 4 on the Mohave County Board of Supervisors, a sprawling constituency that includes Kingman, Golden Valley, stretches northwest to the Nevada state line, extends north to Lake Mead, and nearly reaches Grand Canyon West. Before assuming her current role, Supervisor Bishop amassed over 30 years of experience as a Law Enforcement Professional and elected Constable, earning the trust and respect of her community through her unwavering commitment to public safety. Her academic achievements include a degree in applied science from Mohave Community College, complemented by a range of professional and technical certifications, including her private pilot license. Throughout her illustrious career, Supervisor Bishop has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the esteemed "Women Making History" award in 2010 and the prestigious "Lifetime Achiever" Andy award in 2014. Supervisor Bishop's leadership extends beyond the Board of Supervisors, as she actively participates in various boards and commissions, amplifying her impact on the community. Notable among her current roles are President of the County Supervisors Association Executive Board, Chairman of the Mohave County Board of Health, and Director of the Kingman Area Food Bank. Her involvement in these diverse organizations underscores her commitment to enhancing the well-being and prosperity of Mohave County residents. With her extensive experience, unwavering dedication, and proven leadership, Supervisor Jean Bishop continues to serve as a steadfast advocate for the people of District 4 and Mohave County as a whole.