District 1 – Travis Lingenfelter

Travis Lingenfelter, was elected as County Supervisor for District 1 in 2020 and will continue in office until December 31, 2024.

Travis was born in Des Moines, IA. He attended school in Kingman, AZ, and graduated from Kingman High School in 1994. Travis graduated with a Bachelor of Science in American Political Studies from Northern Arizona University in 2000, and with a Master of Public Administration from Norwich University in 2010.

Travis served as District 4 Trustee on the Mohave Community College District Governing Board from 2010-2014; as a Councilman for the City of Kingman from 2016-2018; and as Vice Mayor for the City of Kingman from 2018-2020. He is a past Community Development Advisory Member for the University of Arizona’s Cooperative Extension; is a past member of the University of Arizona’s Tech Launch Arizona Commercialization Network; and is a current member of the national WaterNow Alliance.

He has served as Legislative Liaison & Special Projects Manager; Director of Economic Development; and Director of Procurement for the County of Mohave, AZ; and as a Senior Procurement Officer for the City of Tucson, AZ.

During his professional service with the County of Mohave, Arizona, Travis and staff successfully located Western Wind Energy’s $28m wind turbine/solar project outside of Kingman; JM Eagle and ISCO Industries at the Kingman Industrial Park; Henderson Trucking; and the Topock 66 Resort project located on the Arizona-California border along the Colorado River. He received a NACo Achievement Award for an innovative 'NxLevel for Entrepreneurs' small business training program in 2012; and was a recipient of the National Procurement Institute's Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award, 2005-2010.

While Travis was with the City of Tucson, he was responsible for procurement of all architectural, engineering, and construction services contracts for the Department of Transportation, as well as several high-profile projects for the Rio Nuevo office in downtown Tucson, including the Pennington Street Garage Project (Tucson's first design-build project, first ‘green building’ project; first public-private project; and first multiple-use project); the Downtown Intermodal Depot at Toole Project; the Southern Arizona Transportation Museum Project; and the Congress Street Revitalization Master Plan Project.

He currently owns and operates a vitamin company, which manufactures and sells The Right C® in brick-and-mortar and online nutrition stores across the United States; and Intermountain West Solutions, LLC, a private economic development and procurement consulting firm. His family also proudly owns and operates Alzheimer’s, Behavioral health, and skilled nursing facilities in the county.

His interests include community, economic & workforce development, infrastructure development, the arts, exercise, hiking, traveling, and spending time with his family. I
Travis Lingenfelter, was elected as County Supervisor for District 1 in 2020 and will continue in office until December 31, 2024.