Airport Emergency Vehicle Access Route (EVAR) aka: Dike Trail NOW REOPEN

Airport Emergency Vehicle Access Route (EVAR) aka: Dike Trail – NOW REOPEN

December 24, 2020, 2:30 p.m. UPDATE

The CCFR apparatus has been removed and the EVAR/Airport Dike Trail is now reopened to the public. We’d like to thank everyone for their patience and understanding and wish everyone a safe and happy Holiday Season!

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Airport Emergency Vehicle Access Route (EVAR) aka: Dike Trail Temporarily Closed

December 24, 2020, 1:10 p.m.

The Airport Emergency Vehicle Access Route (EVAR) aka: the Airport Dike Trail, is temporarily closed to pedestrians and the public Thursday, December 24 until further notice.

Capital City Fire Rescue (CCFR) and Airport staff were conducting drills in the area during which an Aircraft Rescue apparatus became lodged in the soft earth just off the walking path. No injuries occurred during the drill. Airport and CCFR staff are currently working to remove the apparatus and assess any damage to the area. The EVAR/Dike Trail will remain closed until the apparatus has been removed and an assessment of the trail conditions can be made.

For more information, please contact the Airport Manager’s Office at 789-7821.