The B Street Barn is filled to overflowing with booths for the vendor fair. The Park Board outdid itself by gathering nearly 50 vendors for this event!
The color run has started with a splash of color!
Kingman EMS staff Jason and Reva are at the color run to support this great cause!
A huge crowd is in Riverside Park for the color run for suicide prevention. Cessna Fest is off to a great start!
NOTICE: The City Commission will be holding a special meeting today at CIty Hall at 4:30pm, September 19, 2025, to review and likely approve a CMB Special Event License.
Topic: City Commission Special Meeting
Time: Sep 19, 2025 04:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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Topic: City Commission Special Meeting
Time: Sep 19, 2025 04:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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We were pleased to welcome Mrs. Graber's 5th and 6th graders for visit to City Hall this morning. They presented us with their wonderful artwork that is now displayed in City Hall.
City of Kingman is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: City of Kingman's Zoom Meeting
Time: Sep 11, 2025 07:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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Topic: City of Kingman's Zoom Meeting
Time: Sep 11, 2025 07:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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City employees came together for lunch today in appreciation of all the hard work they do throughout the year.
City employees came together for lunch today in appreciation of all the hard work they do throughout the year.
REQUESTS FOR PROPOSAL: The City of Kingman is requesting bids for managed IT services. Proposal packets are available at Kingman City Hall, 324 N. Main, Kingman, Kansas, and at www.cityofkingman.com. Sealed bids are to be submitted NO LATER THAN 11:00 a.m. on September 26, 2025.
Notice: City Hall will be closed from 12:00 (noon) until 1 p.m. tomorrow (Thursday, September 4). Thanks for your cooperation.
Dear Kingman Area Residents, Businesses, and Organizations,
The Kingman Economic Development Committee is proud to announce its American Flag Sponsorship Program. Every year, American flags line our Main Street from May through July, return in November, and fly year-round at our Veteran’s Memorial. These displays honor our nation, recognize our veterans, and create a powerful sense of community pride that welcomes visitors and residents alike.
The American Flag Sponsorship Program allows you to play a direct role in keeping this tradition alive. By sponsoring a flag for just $50, you help ensure that Main Street continues to showcase the values of patriotism, unity, and small-town pride. Sponsorship also supports community events and enhancements that make Kingman “A Great Place to Land.”
Each sponsor will be recognized on City social media pages throughout the year and on a sign displayed at City Hall. Our goal is to proudly display 50 new flags in honor of America’s 250th birthday in 2026 supporting a celebration of history, heritage, and the future of our community.
Please consider sponsoring today. Simply fill out the attached form and return it with a check to Kingman Flag Program, PO Box 168, Kingman, KS 67068, or drop it off at Kingman City Hall. Thank you in advance for your support. Together, we can honor our veterans, celebrate our nation, and ensure that Main Street remains a source of pride for generations to come.
Sincerely, Kingman Economic Development Advisory Committee
The Kingman Economic Development Committee is proud to announce its American Flag Sponsorship Program. Every year, American flags line our Main Street from May through July, return in November, and fly year-round at our Veteran’s Memorial. These displays honor our nation, recognize our veterans, and create a powerful sense of community pride that welcomes visitors and residents alike.
The American Flag Sponsorship Program allows you to play a direct role in keeping this tradition alive. By sponsoring a flag for just $50, you help ensure that Main Street continues to showcase the values of patriotism, unity, and small-town pride. Sponsorship also supports community events and enhancements that make Kingman “A Great Place to Land.”
Each sponsor will be recognized on City social media pages throughout the year and on a sign displayed at City Hall. Our goal is to proudly display 50 new flags in honor of America’s 250th birthday in 2026 supporting a celebration of history, heritage, and the future of our community.
Please consider sponsoring today. Simply fill out the attached form and return it with a check to Kingman Flag Program, PO Box 168, Kingman, KS 67068, or drop it off at Kingman City Hall. Thank you in advance for your support. Together, we can honor our veterans, celebrate our nation, and ensure that Main Street remains a source of pride for generations to come.
Sincerely, Kingman Economic Development Advisory Committee
Notice: The 500 block of North Chariton will be closed for several days. Extensive work will have to be undertaken at this location to repair road damage. Thanks for your cooperation.
NOTE: Change of Plans Due To Weather! The street sealing schedule has changed due to the heavy rain. The work on Kelly and Wallace will be done today (the rain helps new millings) and Tuesday. The remainder of the streets that were scheduled for tomorrow will now be done on Tuesday as well.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Annual street sealing will occur this Friday and the upcoming Tuesday (weather permitting). The areas marked in purple will be sealed Friday. The areas marked in yellow will be sealed both Friday and Tuesday. Please do not park in the streets these two days so we can get this work done. Thanks for your cooperation.
Kingman: A Great Place to Land!
Kingman: A Great Place to Land!
Here is a revised list of the tree trimmers available this week to assist residents with their trees. Sorry for the earlier typo!
Have a great Labor Day weekend!
🚫🌱 Don’t Mow Into the Street! 🌱🚫
When grass clippings are blown into the street, they don’t just disappear:
✔️ They wash into storm drains and cause blockages or localized flooding.
✔️ They end up in streams and rivers, where they add excess nutrients that harm fish and water quality.
✔️ They make roads slippery for bicycles and motorcycles, creating a safety hazard.
✅ Instead, mow so clippings stay on your lawn — they break down quickly, returning valuable nutrients to your soil.
Let’s work together to keep Kingman’s streets safe and clean!
Mow smart. Keep it off the street.
When grass clippings are blown into the street, they don’t just disappear:
✔️ They wash into storm drains and cause blockages or localized flooding.
✔️ They end up in streams and rivers, where they add excess nutrients that harm fish and water quality.
✔️ They make roads slippery for bicycles and motorcycles, creating a safety hazard.
✅ Instead, mow so clippings stay on your lawn — they break down quickly, returning valuable nutrients to your soil.
Let’s work together to keep Kingman’s streets safe and clean!
Mow smart. Keep it off the street.
To help with the community's tree trimming needs, the City has arranged for several companies to be available the week of August 25 in Kingman. We appreciate these trimmers making this special availability possible. Anyone interested in getting their trees trimmed, this is an ideal time to get it done. Simply contact one of the contractors on this list!
Labor Day Notice - You Drink. You Drive. You Lose.
Drivers are advised that during the period of August 16 through Labor Day, September 1, the Kingman Police Department will join other law enforcement agencies across Kansas in a crackdown aimed at removing impaired drivers from the roadways during You Drink. You Drive. You Lose.
Alcohol is the main impairing substance people think of while driving, but illegal recreational drugs, such as marijuana, are just as dangerous. Driving high and or drunk can still lead to a DUI, or worse.
Those convicted of impaired driving will face stiff penalties, hefty financial consequences and time in jail. Take charge and don’t allow this to happen - designate a sober driver, take public transportation, or stay home. The You Drink. You Drive. You Lose enforcement campaign is intended to remind drivers to take a moment to consider how it would be to begin every day with the memory of your decision if it resulted in injury or death
Make the right choice.
Drivers are advised that during the period of August 16 through Labor Day, September 1, the Kingman Police Department will join other law enforcement agencies across Kansas in a crackdown aimed at removing impaired drivers from the roadways during You Drink. You Drive. You Lose.
Alcohol is the main impairing substance people think of while driving, but illegal recreational drugs, such as marijuana, are just as dangerous. Driving high and or drunk can still lead to a DUI, or worse.
Those convicted of impaired driving will face stiff penalties, hefty financial consequences and time in jail. Take charge and don’t allow this to happen - designate a sober driver, take public transportation, or stay home. The You Drink. You Drive. You Lose enforcement campaign is intended to remind drivers to take a moment to consider how it would be to begin every day with the memory of your decision if it resulted in injury or death
Make the right choice.