Indiana Airports Receive Grants
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowDozens of Indiana airports have received federal funding in the form of infrastructure grants from the U.S. Department of Transportation. A total of 232 airports in 43 states were awarded $478 million in grants.
This round is the fourth allotment from a total of $3.18 billion in Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program funding.
Indiana cities/airports receiving funding:
- Auburn – $518,220 to extend runway
- Bloomington – $1.16 million to rehabilitate taxiway
- Columbus – $360,000 to update airport master plan
- Connersville – $982,300 to rehabilitate runway
- Crawfordsville – $150,000 to build a terminal building
- Delphi – $150,000 to build building
- Elkhart – $1.125 million to install perimeter fencing
- Evansville – $8.9 million to rehabilitate apron
- Fishers – $300,000 to install perimeter fencing
- Goshen – $540,000 to rehabilitate taxiway
- Greencastle – $385,553 to install fencing
- Eagle Creek Airport – $150,000 to install fencing
- State of Indiana – $720,265 to update system plan
- Indianapolis downtown – $77,966 to build fuel farm
- Indianapolis combined 4 grants – $5.2 million for lighting, security, rehabilitate taxiway and apron
- Jeffersonville – $683,100 to extend runway
- Kendalville – $150,000 to build building
- Knox – $576,288 to extend runway
- LaPorte – $945,100 to rehabilitate runway and apron
- Logansport – $823,500 to rehabilitate runway lighting
- Madison – $1.093 million to install perimeter fencing
- Marion – $750,000 to build taxiway
- McCordsville – $360,000 to update master plan
- North Vernon – $144,090 to build taxiway
- Paoli – $2.921 million to extend runway
- Peru – $35,000 to rehabilitate runway lighting
- Salem – $150,000 to build runway
- Seymour – $455,717 to rehabilitate taxiway
- Shelbyville – $1.469 million to rehabilitate runway
- Tell City – $71,820 to rehabilitate runway lighting
- Winimac – $63,000 to rehabilitate runway lighting