Kingman — Thanks to $20 million in increased funding from the state, major transportation improvements will come to Kingman in the form of the long-planned Rancho Santa Fe Interchange.
Kingman Mayor Ken Watkins said, “Funds are in the bank and we are excited about the progress of this project.” “We cannot thank former State Representative Regina Cobb and Mojave County Supervisor Travis Ringenfelter for their hard work and dedication in making this funding opportunity possible. “
The $20 million is in addition to funds already allocated to the project by the city and developers.
Interchanges and access roads will connect the Kingman Municipal Airport and Industrial Park to Interstate 40 and the future commercial corridor, Interstate 11.
The Rancho Santa Fe Transportation Interchange, formerly known as the Rattlesnake Wash, has been recognized for more than 40 years as critical transportation infrastructure needed to boost the economic vitality of northwest Arizona, officials announced funding. explained in the news release.
“This project is critical to the growth of our community and will open up much-needed industrial opportunities in the city for businesses looking to expand into Kingman,” said the city. Manager Ron Foggin said in a release.
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