Aurora State Airport master plan
City of AuroraOregon- Detected
- Nov 3, 2026
- 4 days ago
- Sector
- Transportation
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From the meeting
At its October 6, 2026 meeting, the commission received an informational update on the 2026 Aurora State Airport master plan. The packet said the Department of Aviation had published a draft master plan almost a year earlier and planned to adopt it on December 3, 2026 after a public hearing in Salem. The draft plan included moving Highway 551 about 80 feet west, extending the runway by 497 feet, improving the runway safety area, realigning Keil Road, and acquiring 25 acres if available.
Decision state: informational update, with state adoption still pending as of the packet date.
- Meeting date
- November 3, 2026
- Agency
- City of Aurora
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