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Residents and an airline employee raise questions about Plattsburgh International Airport operations
Summary
Two public commenters read a list of questions about Plattsburgh International Airport operations and an employee criticized a committee statement about planned Dulles service for the 2023 Lake Placid games as "not truthful." The Legislature received the comments during its Feb. 28 meeting but took no formal action.
At the Clinton County Legislature’s Feb. 28 meeting, two members of the public raised questions about operations and statements from the Plattsburgh International Airport Committee.
Geoff Barker read a list of 17 questions and points of interest about the airport and asked legislators to consider them. PenAir employee Kellen Louis continued reading the list and criticized a committee statement that Dulles service would be available for the Lake Placid Winter World University Games in 2023 as "not truthful." The speakers did not make a formal request that required immediate action by the Legislature, and no committee response is recorded in the meeting minutes.
The comments were offered during the public-comment portion of the meeting following a public hearing on a proposed local opioid cost-recovery law that drew no speakers. The Legislature received the input and proceeded to committee reports and a full slate of resolutions later in the meeting.
No formal motion or vote regarding airport operations or committee statements appears in the minutes; the public comments were recorded for legislators’ consideration.
