Mission
As the owner and operator of the Northeast Ohio Regional Airport, the Ashtabula County Airport Authority, its staff and professional service providers conduct business with absolute integrity to deliver a world-class jet capable facility which is safe, clean, secure and compliant and provides an exceptional level of service to the customer.
Ashtabula County Airport Authority
Northeast Ohio Regional Airport is owned and operated by the Ashtabula County Airport Authority.
The Ashtabula County Airport Authority consists of eleven members from the community and an Airport Manager – Secretary/Treasurer. Members serve four year terms. Members of the Board of Directors are appointed by the Ashtabula County Commissioners. County residents can apply for an appointment to one of the open seats by filling out an application and submitting it to the Commissioners for consideration. Appointments are made in December of the year prior to expiration of the member’s term. The Airport Authority meets on the second Thursday of the month.
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Board of Directors
The Board of Directors helps to ensure that the Northeast Ohio Regional Airport continues to run smoothly and that the investments made in the airport are used to their fullest potential. Thanks to the vision of Robert S. Morrison and a group of visionary leaders, we’ve been able to work together to improve the lives of people living in Ashtabula County. Listed below are the current Ashtabula County Airport Authority Board of Trustees.
- John M. Ambrose
- Donald Ballard
- Dwight Bowden
- Lance Bushweiler
- Eric Cornelius
- Barbara Ford
- William Koleno
- John Morrison
- Katherine Reedy
- Mark Stackhouse
- George Toth
Location
Located five miles northeast of the Village of Jefferson, in Ashtabula County, Ohio, Northeast Ohio Regional Airport is just 10 miles south of Lake Erie. The Airport is close to two major limited access expressways: Interstate 90 and Ohio Route 11. Interstate 90 connects the Airport service area with the suburbs of Cleveland to the west and the city of Erie, Pennsylvania to the east. Ohio State Route 11 runs south to Youngstown, Ohio.
