The City of Kingman in Arizona is celebrating its significant role in the I-40 TradePort Corridor project, a transformative initiative enhancing trade along Interstate 40 from California to New Mexico. The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded $15 million in RAISE Grant funds to support this project, aiming to create regional clean energy fueling hubs and drive economic growth. Mayor Watkins expressed excitement about the uptick in developer interest in Kingman, foreseeing a surge of business opportunities and an expanded role in the national supply chain. The project will focus on establishing advanced fueling stations for hydrogen- and electric-powered shipping vehicles, positioning Kingman as an environmentally conscious logistics hub with its proximity to railways. The coalition's efforts will enhance the supply chain system through improved connectivity, access, and clean energy technologies, emphasizing the project's importance in fostering future economic resilience and growth. Federal support includes funding for planning, environmental assessments, and engineering, with plans to secure further implementation grant funding for the construction phase. Kingman's involvement ensures it is a vibrant economic center contributing significantly to the local economy and reinforcing its role in the national infrastructure network. Exciting times lie ahead for Kingman with anticipated economic growth and retail opportunities in the pipeline.