Board adopts policy recognizing electronic signatures
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 7-2026 to formalize acceptance of electronic signatures (e.g., DocuSign) for airport agreements, with a presenter saying electronic signatures are widely used and sometimes arrive with FAA grant agreements.
A board member presented Resolution 7-2026 to formalize a policy recognizing electronic signatures for board use and agency agreements.
The presenter said the purpose of the resolution was "to make it a policy that signatures electronic signatures are... good," noting the authority already receives FAA grant agreements via DocuSign and uses electronic signatures routinely. The board moved, seconded and approved the resolution by voice vote.
The resolution codifies acceptance of e-signatures in routine practice; the transcript does not include a written policy text in full, and the board did not record substantive debate on limits or controls for electronic signature use during the meeting.
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