About TVC
Public Notices
Open procurements, job postings, and the policies and plans we are required to publish.
Meetings
Our Board and its committees meet in public.
- Meetings calendar and packetsEvery Board and committee meeting, with the packet, agenda, and minutes we have published
Open procurement
Requests for proposals
Request for proposals
Website redesign, development, hosting transition and support services
We are seeking proposals from qualified website design, development, user experience, accessibility, content strategy, digital marketing and hosting professionals to redesign, develop, implement, migrate, train, support and maintain this public website.
Read the request for proposals and the RFP addendum.
Request for proposals
Boardroom wireless microphones, Dante DSP and audio routing system
We are seeking proposals for an updated conference room audio system. A mandatory site visit must be complete by August 11, and proposals are due no later than 4 p.m. on August 17.
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Employment opportunities
Job posting
Airport Operations Supervisor
Cherry Capital Airport is hiring an Airport Operations Supervisor for its Operations and Maintenance team. Submit a resume and cover letter to the Chief Operating Officer, Cherry Capital Airport, 727 Fly Don't Drive, Traverse City, Michigan 49686, by August 21, 2026.
Ended July 1, 2026
Airport Police Officer
The role covered overall airport security and public safety through enforcement of laws and ordinances, with compliance across federal, state and local regulations. It paid $29.50 an hour and required an associate's degree in criminal justice or a related field, completion of Michigan Commission of Law Enforcement Standards training, and availability for night, holiday, weekend and rotating shifts.
This posting has closed. We keep it here as part of our published record.
Ended June 10, 2026
Airport Maintainer
The role covered general maintenance of airport grounds, facilities and vehicles, and snow removal, and required a current driver's license. It paid $22.05 an hour, with a benefits package that included dental, health and vision coverage, paid vacation and sick leave, paid holidays, a longevity bonus, non-duty disability coverage, retirement benefits with a company match, and term life insurance.
This posting has closed. We keep it here as part of our published record.
Northwest Regional Airport Authority
Commercial air service incentive plan
Title VI and community participation
Airport sponsors that receive federal financial assistance must have a Title VI Plan approved by the FAA, under DOT Order 1000.12C.
Lost and found
Cherry Capital Airport's lost and found policy covers items lost anywhere in the passenger terminal, including at a TSA security screening checkpoint.
Chapter 800
Soliciting, picketing and leafleting
Chapter 800 of our codified rules and regulations gives the Northwest Regional Airport Authority power to adopt and amend the rules, regulations and ordinances that govern Cherry Capital Airport and the property it controls, under MCL 259.133. The airport is not designed or intended as a public forum for First Amendment activity. Soliciting, picketing, signature gathering and leafleting are permitted only in the airport's public areas, in the manner this chapter sets out.
Tarmac delays and diversions
Emergency contingency plan
Cherry Capital Airport has prepared an Emergency Contingency Plan under section 42301 of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012, and files it with the Department of Transportation because Cherry Capital is a commercial airport that may be used for diversions.
- Read the tarmac delay contingency planHow we plan to deplane passengers, share gates and protect international travelers during an excessive delay
TSA checkpoint
Credential authentication
The Transportation Security Administration has installed a credential authentication technology unit at the Cherry Capital Airport security checkpoint, intended to help identify fraudulent identification documents and to reduce touchpoints at the checkpoint.
Michigan TSA Federal Security Director Steve Lorincz said the unit "enhances our detection capabilities for identifying fraudulent ID documents and improves the passenger's experience by increasing efficiency during the checkpoint experience," and that it "reduces touchpoints at the checkpoint, which benefits both officers and travelers."