Terminal Project
Gates to the Future
A second terminal, built while the first one keeps working. Crews broke ground in April 2026, and the live camera runs day and night.
What Is Being Built
The terminal addition adds gates and passenger space alongside the existing airline terminal. The airport stays open throughout, so curbfront, parking, and walking routes change as the work moves, and every change is posted before it takes effect.
What this film shows
A five-minute film of the terminal addition: renderings of the new gates and passenger space, the construction site, and how the existing terminal stays open while the second one goes up.
- Questions about the projectHow it is paid for, what it affects, and what happens next
- Meeting packets and minutesWhere we take project decisions in public
Watching the build
The Live Camera
The construction camera looks across the site from the terminal and runs continuously.
Bonds and grants
How It Is Paid For
- Bond authorization
- $71 million
- Paid from
- Airport revenues, not local taxes
- Revenue sources
- Passenger facility charges, airline and rental car leases, parking, landing fees
The bonds are repaid from airport revenues. The project questions page explains the county credit pledge, TIFIA financing, and what each option costs in interest.