Holmes County Airport Authority

Holmes County Airport Authority is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Millersburg, Ohio, that serves as a county-level airport authority. Primarily focused on airport infrastructure maintenance and improvement, the organization is dedicated to supporting aviation infrastructure in the Millersburg region. The airport authority is a government entity that receives federal grants to support airport-related infrastructure projects, with a specific emphasis on maintaining and enhancing airport facilities to ensure safe and efficient air transportation.

The airport authority has received multiple federal grant awards from the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program, primarily focused on reconstructing, rehabilitating, and maintaining airport infrastructure. Recent grants have included projects such as reconstructing taxiways (Taxiway A and B), rehabilitating the general aviation apron, resealing runway 9/27 pavement, and receiving COVID-19 economic relief through the American Rescue Plan Act. The organization has also received sub-awards from the Ohio Department of Transportation for various transportation-related improvements, including traffic control safety, shared use path development, and bridge preservation. These grants, ranging from $477,207 to $490,966, demonstrate the airport authority's commitment to infrastructure maintenance, safety improvements, and regional transportation development. The funding agencies, primarily the Great Lakes Region of the Federal Aviation Administration, have supported projects with completion dates extending from 2025 to 2029, indicating ongoing investment in the airport's long-term infrastructure and operational capabilities.