Adult center funding, rules for signs, and a new recycling program highlight packed City Council agenda

After skipping its second meeting in August, the Kingman City Council has a full plate heading into its Sept. 2 meeting with a total of 28 items up for approval on the consent agenda, and another five public hearings.

One of the public hearings will revisit the city’s arrangement to provide $57,000 each year to the Kathryn Heidenreich Adult Center — which the City Council recently renewed for five years at their July 15 meeting. The item is being brought up for discussion, after multiple councilmembers requested it.