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Airport to pilot automated, ticketless paid parking to tackle vehicle abandonment
Summary
Airport Manager Robert Gill told commissioners the airport plans to adopt automated, ticketless paid-parking technology to address parking-lot management and vehicle abandonment and to improve enforcement and revenue collection.
Robert Gill, Sheridan County Airport Manager, told the board on March 10, 2025, that parking-lot management and vehicle abandonment have become operational concerns. He said the airport is planning to adopt “automated, ticketless parking solutions to improve efficiency and revenue.”
Gill described the change as both an enforcement and revenue measure: automated systems would help detect long-term abandoned vehicles, reduce staffing burden for monitoring lots, and provide a clearer revenue stream from parking fees. The board discussion did not record any formal action or timeline beyond planning and procurement steps.
Commissioners present included Pro Tem Chair Nick Siddle, Mike Arzy, Holly Jennings and Lonnie J. Wright.
