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Northern Colorado Regional Airport Commission
The operation and maintenance of the Airport is a joint venture between the City of Fort Collins and the City of Loveland, with full management and policy-making authority vested equally in both Cities.
The Airport Commission shall be comprised of seven members as follows:
- Two members shall be appointed by the Loveland City Council, which shall be current council members or employees.
- Two members shall be appointed by the Fort Collins City Council, which
shall be current council members or
employees. - One Citizen member shall be appointed by the Loveland City Council.
- One Citizen member shall be appointed by the Fort Collins City Council.
- One Joint Citizen member shall be appointed by the City Councils upon mutual agreement.
A “Citizen Member” is defined as an individual residing within the Growth Management Area (GMA) for the City of the appointing Council or owning or leasing real property or operating a business within the area of influence as defined in the Airport Master Plan; provided that such member shall not be an employee or city council member of the Cities.
A “Joint Citizen Member” is defined as an individual residing within the Growth Management Area (GMA) for the City of the appointing Council or owning or leasing real property or operating a business within the area of influence as defined in the Airport Master Plan; provided that such member shall not be an employee or city council member of the Cities.
Citizen members shall serve a term of four years at the pleasure of the appointing City Council, subject to removal at any time with cause upon the mutual agreement of the City Councils.
To apply for the Citizen or Joint Citizen Member positions, please fill out an application on the appropriate City website. The links are below:
Fort Collins Boards and Commissions
City of Loveland Boards and Commissions
Airport Influence Area Map
Commission Guiding Documents
Intergovernmental Agreement 2015
Non-compatible land use white paper
Mission
The mission of the airport is to provide a safe and efficient air transportation facility for use by the aviation community and general public; to meet Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) safety standards; and to implement a plan for airport development that will continue to meet the need of our communities.