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Daviess County Board of Aviation Commissioners posts April 9 agenda including hangar sale proposal, Wi‑Fi plan and Wings & Wheels planning
Summary
The Daviess County Board of Aviation Commissioners scheduled its monthly meeting for April 9, 2026, listing agenda items that include review of minutes and claims, a Woolpert engineering update, ongoing FBO upgrades, a proposal to sell hangars (including a Hangar J pre-purchase agreement from DCEDC), airport-wide Wi‑Fi planning, and preparations for a Sept. 26 Wings & Wheels event.
The Daviess County Board of Aviation Commissioners posted its agenda for the monthly meeting set for Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. The agenda lists procedural business such as approval of February meeting minutes, the airport manager’s report and review of claims, and a scheduled engineering update from Woolpert.
The agenda’s old-business section flags ongoing FBO upgrades and a proposal to sell airport hangars; it also references estimated hangar values ("if available"), a pre-purchase agreement for "Hangar J" from DCEDC, and outstanding land lease agreements. No decisions or vote outcomes are recorded in the posted agenda.
Under new business the board plans to consider installation of Wi‑Fi throughout the airport and to review plans for the 2nd Annual Wings & Wheels event, scheduled on the agenda for Sept. 26, 2026. The agenda also lists placing a flight simulator in the training room and a request to move the October board meeting to Oct. 15. A public comment period and adjournment conclude the posted agenda.
The agenda includes Zoom access information for remote attendees (Meeting ID: 479 168 6634; Passcode: 1TkTcL). The posted document provides time allotments for several items (e.g., five minutes to approve minutes, 10 minutes for the manager’s report, 20 minutes for the Woolpert report) but contains no transcripts of discussions, motions, votes, or staff reports; any substantive deliberations or formal actions will depend on what occurs at the meeting itself.
