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Airport reports rising usage and several operations projects; PAPI lighting bid due mid‑April
Summary
Airport Manager Bill Calderwood reported an increase in activity—largely from flight training—ongoing re-lamping to LED, a PAPI lighting bid opening planned for mid‑April, contract expiration with Lochner in Sept. 2027, and likely May delivery for snow removal equipment.
Airport Manager Bill Calderwood presented the February usage report and said activity has increased compared with the same period in past years, noting that flight training is a major contributor to the rise. The board received routine operational updates including lease and rental agreement reviews, Hangar 1 payments, ramp and tie-down collections, and fuel flowage fees.
Calderwood listed several near-term projects: a PAPI lighting bid opening planned for mid‑April, re-lamping of the terminal from T8 lighting to LED (about halfway done), an invoice to Guardian/Reach for $2,009.50 and a Lochner contract that expires Sept. 14, 2027. He also reported May as the probable delivery date for new snow removal equipment and said staff will add paved road language to the courtesy-car agreement.
