After years of debate and millions of taxpayer dollars spent studying Whiteman Airport’s future, the public will finally get a chance to hear the findings.
On Wednesday, October 28, Los Angeles County will present findings from its long-awaited Whiteman Airport Land Use Study at Los Angeles Mission College.
For the businesses, pilots, nonprofit organizations and surrounding communities that have been waiting for answers, this is an important moment.
SPACE IS LIMITED. YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE AND HAVE A TICKET TO ATTEND.
Event Details
Whiteman Airport Land Use Study: Final Presentation and Community Workshop
Wednesday, October 28
5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Los Angeles Mission College
What’s at Stake?
The County’s study examines potential futures for Whiteman Airport, including its economic impact and relationship with the surrounding community.
Today, Whiteman supports approximately 400 jobs, generates an estimated $110 million in annual economic activity and plays an important role in aviation education, emergency response and the local economy.
The October 28 presentation is a chance to hear the findings firsthand, ask questions and provide feedback before the study is finalized.
Your Voice Matters
As the County moves toward completing its study, we want to make sure the people who know Whiteman best, and understand what it means to the community, are part of the conversation.
While the workshop won’t determine the airport’s future, it is an important opportunity to hear what the County’s consultants have found and what comes next.
After years of waiting, this is a meeting the Whiteman community should not miss.
Please register today and share this invitation with others who care about Whiteman Airport.
