Officials host town hall-style discussion about improving relationships at Westchester County Airport

The town hall-style discussion is part of the county's effort to develop a master plan for the airport that will improve relationships between airport administrators and the surrounding communities.

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Sep 13, 2022, 7:53 PM

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Westchester County hosted its latest sit-down meeting Tuesday in a series of open conversations concerning the County Airport.

The meeting took place across state lines - this time in Greenwich, Connecticut, which also borders the county tarmac.

The town hall-style discussion is part of the county's effort to develop a master plan for the airport that will improve relationships between airport administrators and the surrounding communities.

A draft of the master plan is expected to be ready this fall.

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