Henry County Airport Authority

Henry County Airport Authority is a local government entity located in Napoleon, Ohio, registered in SAM.gov and specializing in airport infrastructure management and improvement. As a U.S. local government airport authority, the organization is focused on maintaining and developing airport facilities to enhance regional transportation infrastructure. The airport serves Napoleon and Henry County by providing aviation services and working to ensure the airport's operational efficiency and self-sustainability through strategic infrastructure investments.

The airport authority has consistently received federal grants from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), primarily through the Airport Improvement Program (AIP). These grants have supported a diverse range of infrastructure projects, including fuel farm improvements, apron expansions, pavement rehabilitation, and access road renovations. Specific projects include constructing a new card reader at the fuel facility, expanding the general aviation apron by 1,700 square yards, performing crack repair and joint filling on 7,900 square yards of existing apron surface, and rehabilitating 1,410 feet of airport access road. The authority also received COVID-19 related economic relief funding through the American Rescue Plan Act, which supported operational costs, sanitization, and infrastructure maintenance. Each grant has been awarded by the FAA's Great Lakes Region, with project completion dates ranging from 2025 to 2029, demonstrating a continuous commitment to airport infrastructure development and modernization.