Management
Airport Board of Directors – As of January, 2022
The airport board is made of members from the cities of Auburn and Lewiston as well as a member of the Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments and the Lewiston-Auburn Economic Growth Council.
Glen Holmes
Chair
Heather Hunter
Lewiston City Administrator
Marc Blais
Lewiston At Large
Joseph Morin
Ward 4, Auburn City Councilor
James Timoney
Auburn At Large
Bob McCarthy
Ward 2, Lewiston City Councilor
Open Position-contact LAEGC
Lewiston – Auburn Economic Growth Council
Jennifer Williams
Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments
Open Position-contact the Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Representative


Purpose of this Board
- Operate and maintain the Auburn-Lewiston Airport. Conduct strategic planning and implement projects and improvements necessary to maintain and improve the infrastructure of the airport.
- Provide for continued access by the cities of Auburn and Lewiston, as well as the surrounding communities to the national airspace system.
- Encourage the economic growth of the airport by attracting new businesses to the airport and surrounding airpark(s).
- Develop policies that encourage the economic self-sufficiency of the airport.
- Stimulate aeronautical development and expansion at the airport, as appropriate to users’ needs and the needs of Auburn, Lewiston and the surrounding communities.
- Define and set into motion: policies, projects, and programs that will increase airport viability and result in increased airport and community growth.
- Manage the existing Auburn-Lewiston Airport, and its primary property situated on the Hotel and Lewiston Junction Roads, Auburn, which consist of land, buildings, easements, fixtures, equipment and tools.
- Manage all other property both real and personal, which are part of, or used at the existing airport facility, together with all leases, bank accounts, accounts receivable, and all other intangible property.
Master Plan
Why is a master plan necessary?
An airport master plan is needed for two reasons: First, to establish a logical set of development parameters and timelines that will coincide with the airport’s needs over time. Second, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires an up-to-date plan to remain eligible for federal grant funds. Many capital improvement projects are eligible to receive up to 95% funding from the federal government.
Airport Rules and Regulations
Airport By-Laws
Interlocal Agreement
Interlocal Agreement Amendment


Meetings
Meetings are usually held on the first Thursday of the month at 5:30 pm.
They are at Auburn City Hall 60 Court St, Auburn, in the Community Room on the second floor and are available online, following the link given on the agenda.
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2022 Agendas
- January Updated–Zoom only
- February–Zoom only
- March 3 Agenda-Zoom hybrid
- March 31 Agenda-Zoom hybrid
- April 7–No meeting
- May 12 meeting-Zoom, or in person at the airport terminal, 80 Airport Dr, Auburn
Due to website technical issues, please contact csr@flytomaine.com for a copy of the agenda
2022 Minutes
Audit Reports


