City of Kingman Economic Advisory Commission to discuss pandemic recovery programs
The City of Kingman Economic Development Advisory Commission will receive an update on a proposed Route 66 Festival on Tuesday, Jan. 26. (Miner file photo)
KINGMAN – The City of Kingman Economic Development Advisory Commission will discuss COVID-19 recovery programs for businesses at its meeting set for noon Tuesday, Jan. 26.
Following a discussion on pandemic recovery programs, commissioners will receive a tourism report from Tourism Services Manager Josh Noble, which will include an update on the Route 66 Festival.
Economic Development Manager Bennett Bratley will then update commissioners on happenings at the Kingman Industrial Park. That will be followed by a report on the airport from Interim General Manager Joe Husband.
The last item of business for the commission Tuesday is monument signs.
Gary Kellogg, planning and economic development director, will speak to commissioners regarding monument signs, where they can go and how they may look.
Information provided by the City of Kingman
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