FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 30th, 2024

CITY OF KINGMAN SOLICITS RESIDENT FEEDBACK VIA COMMUNITY-WIDE SURVEY

KINGMAN, AZ – Today, the City of Kingman announced a city-wide survey in partnership with the National Research Center at Polco. Aimed at measuring the quality of life and government service performance, the initiative will solicit critical feedback to shape the city’s upcoming strategic plan.

City Manager, Tim Walsh, shared his optimism about the survey, stating, “We are excited to receive input from the community to guide our strategic plan. The survey will provide us with a fundamental understanding of our services and measure our impact moving forward.”

Developed as the National Community Survey, the expedition captures opinions on a plethora of factors influencing Kingman’s overall livability, including economy, mobility, community design, utilities, safety, natural environment, inclusivity, engagement, and more. The survey results will identify areas of success, necessary improvements, and the priorities of Kingman residents, enabling the city to measure its community performance against other US cities.

Over the next few weeks, randomly-selected households will receive mailed survey invitations with enclosed instructions for completion. For inclusivity, all residents can expect access to the community-wide survey in the coming weeks.

“We strongly encourage all residents to participate in the survey. The more participants we have, the better our data will be to inform our strategic plan,” said Walsh, highlighting the importance of communal engagement in shaping Kingman’s future.

Survey-related questions can be directed to the City of Kingman at (928) 753-8120. The survey commences today and concludes on December 11th. Your opinions matter. Have your say!

About Kingman<https://www.cityofkingman.gov/>
Established in 1882 and incorporated in 1952, Kingman is the Mohave County seat. The city operates under a council/city manager form of government and offers a wide range of municipal services, including administration, development services, engineering, public works, parks and recreation, water, sewer and sanitation, and fire and police services.

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