Aurora Airport

Located just 1.6 miles south of Wilsonville city limits, the Aurora State Airport is a neighbor of great regional significance.

The Aurora Airport is a Category II, Urban General Aviation airport owned and operated by the Oregon Department of Aviation and is the fourth-busiest in Oregon. The airport is within Marion County but extends northward to the boundary of Marion and Clackamas Counties. Wilsonville-Hubbard Highway No. 51 (OR 551) runs along the western edge of the airport.

The City of Wilsonville is developing policies and sharing information on this web page to help ensure that the airport's future is shaped through regional collaboration with key stakeholders, and that the City’s voice is present during the conversations that will shape plans.

Development of Good-Neighbor Policies

The City is eager to learn how our community interacts with the airport, in order to inform the City’s work to prioritize airport outcomes most important to Wilsonville, and to record those priorities as policy directives in the City’s Comprehensive Plan.

RECORD

The Airport Good-Neighbor Policies (LP22-0003) Record can be found Here.

Survey

Please take 3-5 minutes to share your perspective. Public input will help us better understand what matters most to our community, so that we may advocate for the community’s interests.

Open House Events

We also invite the community to attend one of two conversations to be held virtually:

March 9 at noon (Zoom link)
March 10 at 6 pm (Zoom link)

Learn more about the City's development of good neighbor policies at "Let's Talk, Wilsonville!"

Master Planning Meetings

The second Planning Advisory Committee (PAC) meeting for the Aurora State Airport Master Plan Project was held on Tuesday, March 1. The meeting was followed by a virtual public open house. Bookmark the Oregon Department of Aviation's project website to follow master planning activities and sign-up to receive updates: https://publicproject.net/AuroraAirport#

PAC meeting #2 on March 1

Survey

The Oregon Department of Aviation (ODAV) wants to hear from community stakeholders to inform its Master Plan for the Aurora State Airport. Input is to help the ODAV understand the Airport’s needs for the next 20 years. The survey takes about 10-15 minutes to finish; it is available until Mar. 25.