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AIP Grants Awarded by State: 2019 FAA Airports AIP Grants Awarded by State: 2019 Alabama City Airport Service Level Grant Number AIP Federal Funds Brief Description Abbeville Abbeville Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0112-009-2019 $197,210.00 Rehabilitate Runway Alabaster Shelby County General Aviation 3-01-0003-022-2019 $348,814.00 Construct Building Albertville Albertville Regional-Thomas J Brumlik General Aviation 3-01-0004-028-2019 $439,246.00 Construct Taxiway Field Albertville Albertville Regional-Thomas J Brumlik General Aviation 3-01-0004-028-2019 $14,951.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Field Albertville Albertville Regional-Thomas J Brumlik General Aviation 3-01-0004-028-2019 $39,709.00 Rehabilitate Runway Field Andalusia South Alabama Regional at Bill Benton General Aviation 3-01-0007-023-2019 $515,141.00 Rehabilitate Runway Lighting Field Anniston Anniston Regional General Aviation 3-01-0008-034-2019 $87,702.00 Conduct Miscellaneous Study Ashland Ashland/Lineville General Aviation 3-01-0105-013-2019 $248,744.00 Construct Apron Ashland Ashland/Lineville General Aviation 3-01-0105-013-2019 $248,744.00 Construct Taxiway Auburn Auburn University Regional General Aviation 3-01-0011-032-2019 $147,007.00 Rehabilitate Runway Bay Minette Bay Minette Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0012-016-2019 $344,057.00 Install Weather Reporting Equipment Page 1 of 226 Alabama City Airport Service Level Grant Number AIP Federal Funds Brief Description Bessemer Bessemer Reliever 3-01-0013-018-2019 $243,688.00 Rehabilitate Runway Lighting Bessemer Bessemer Reliever 3-01-0013-018-2019 $2,194,184.00 Rehabilitate Runway Birmingham Birmingham-Shuttlesworth Primary 3-01-0014-103-2019 $284,154.00 Improve Airport Drainage International Birmingham Birmingham-Shuttlesworth Primary 3-01-0014-102-2019 $1,463,232.00 Acquire Aircraft Rescue & Fire International Fighting Vehicle Birmingham Birmingham-Shuttlesworth Primary 3-01-0014-102-2019 $8,964,508.00 Construct Aircraft Rescue & Fire International Fighting Building Camden Camden Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0106-013-2019 $163,224.00 Install Runway Vertical/Visual Guidance System Camden Camden Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0106-013-2019 $2,880.00 Remove Obstructions [Hazard] Centreville Bibb County General Aviation 3-01-0018-013-2019 $310,518.00 Rehabilitate Runway Centreville Bibb County General Aviation 3-01-0018-013-2019 $84,650.00 Rehabilitate Apron Clanton Chilton County General Aviation 3-01-0020-016-2019 $1,849,468.00 Extend Runway Clayton Clayton Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0111-006-2019 $272,664.00 Rehabilitate Runway Cullman Cullman Regional-Folsom Field General Aviation 3-01-0022-026-2019 $1,286,716.00 Reconstruct Taxiway Decatur Pryor Field Regional General Aviation 3-01-0024-028-2019 $585,699.00 Rehabilitate Runway Dothan Dothan Regional Primary 3-01-0026-042-2019 $286,543.00 Rehabilitate Runway Page 2 of 226 Alabama City Airport Service Level Grant Number AIP Federal Funds Brief Description Dothan Dothan Regional Primary 3-01-0026-042-2019 $10,511.00 Acquire Safety and/or Security Equipment Dothan Dothan Regional Primary 3-01-0026-042-2019 $241,235.00 Acquire Equipment Dothan Dothan Regional Primary 3-01-0026-042-2019 $71,737.00 Reconstruct Apron Enterprise Enterprise Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0027-021-2019 $204,377.00 Construct Taxiway Enterprise Enterprise Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0027-021-2019 $989,145.00 Reconstruct Apron Eufaula Weedon Field General Aviation 3-01-0028-022-2019 $154,943.00 Construct Building Eufaula Weedon Field General Aviation 3-01-0028-023-2019 $154,995.00 Rehabilitate Apron Eufaula Weedon Field General Aviation 3-01-0028-022-2019 $13,500.00 Update Airport Master Plan Study Eufaula Weedon Field General Aviation 3-01-0028-024-2019 $-00 Construct Apron Eufaula Weedon Field General Aviation 3-01-0028-023-2019 $47,786.00 Widen Taxiway Eufaula Weedon Field General Aviation 3-01-0028-023-2019 $115,455.00 Construct Taxiway Eufaula Weedon Field General Aviation 3-01-0028-022-2019 $22,500.00 Install Miscellaneous NAVAIDS Fairhope H. 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(Sonny) Callahan General Aviation 3-01-0029-020-2019 $320,454.00 Expand Access Road Florala Florala Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0094-007-2019 $20,590.00 Update Airport Master Plan Study Page 3 of 226 Alabama City Airport Service Level Grant Number AIP Federal Funds Brief Description Florala Florala Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0094-007-2019 $38,686.00 Rehabilitate Runway Foley Foley Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0031-017-2019 $528,889.00 Reconstruct Taxiway Gadsden Northeast Alabama Regional General Aviation 3-01-0033-019-2019 $253,528.00 Improve Airport Drainage Gadsden Northeast Alabama Regional General Aviation 3-01-0033-019-2019 $790,644.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Geneva Geneva Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0034-014-2019 $304,467.00 Rehabilitate Runway Greensboro Greensboro Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0035-007-2019 $78,334.00 Construct Fuel Farm Greensboro Greensboro Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0035-007-2019 $126,256.00 Update Airport Master Plan Study Gulf Shores Jack Edwards National General Aviation 3-01-0090-032-2019 $128,338.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Lighting Gulf Shores Jack Edwards National General Aviation 3-01-0090-032-2019 $204,035.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Lighting Gulf Shores Jack Edwards National General Aviation 3-01-0090-032-2019 $71,097.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Lighting Guntersville Guntersville Municipal - Joe Starnes General Aviation 3-01-0038-023-2019 $127,177.00 Construct Taxiway Field Guntersville Guntersville Municipal - Joe Starnes General Aviation 3-01-0038-023-2019 $26,100.00 Construct Runway Field Haleyville Posey Field General Aviation 3-01-0039-011-2019 $85,520.00 Install Perimeter Fencing not Required by 49 CFR 1542 Hamilton Marion County-Rankin Fite General Aviation 3-01-0040-016-2019 $471,600.00 Construct Taxiway Page 4 of 226 Alabama City Airport Service Level Grant Number AIP Federal Funds Brief Description Huntsville Huntsville Executive Tom Sharp Jr Field General Aviation 3-01-0087-029-2019 $103,157.00 Install Runway Vertical/Visual Guidance System Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $600,900.00 Reconstruct Airfield Guidance Signs Field Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $264,141.00 Rehabilitate Runway Field Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $53,683.00 Construct Taxiway Field Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $7,351,084.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Field Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $233,897.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Field Huntsville Huntsville Executive Tom Sharp Jr Field General Aviation 3-01-0087-029-2019 $937,292.00 Acquire Land for Development Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $78,523.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Field Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $1,626,450.00 Reconstruct Taxiway Lighting Field Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $30,741.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Field Huntsville Huntsville International-Carl T Jones Primary 3-01-0042-084-2019 $186,638.00 Rehabilitate Apron Field Jackson Jackson Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0043-012-2019 $600,000.00 Rehabilitate Runway Jasper Walker County-Bevill Field General Aviation 3-01-0096-021-2019 $968,400.00 Rehabilitate Runway Lighting Lanett Lanett Municipal General Aviation 3-01-0046-017-2019 $89,798.00 Update Airport Master Plan Study Page 5 of 226 Alabama City Airport Service Level Grant Number AIP Federal Funds Brief Description Marion Vaiden Field General Aviation 3-01-0104-010-2019 $336,452.00 Construct Fuel Farm Marion Vaiden Field General Aviation 3-01-0104-010-2019 $43,221.00 Rehabilitate Runway Marion Vaiden Field General Aviation 3-01-0104-011-2019 $-00 Construct Taxiway Marion Vaiden Field General Aviation 3-01-0104-010-2019 $203,858.00 Construct Building Mobile Mobile Downtown General Aviation 3-01-0050-035-2019 $1,257,926.00 Update Airport Master Plan Study Mobile Mobile Downtown General Aviation 3-01-0050-036-2019 $517,532.00 Rehabilitate Runway Mobile Mobile Downtown General Aviation 3-01-0050-036-2019 $251,010.00 Acquire Equipment Mobile Mobile Downtown General Aviation 3-01-0050-038-2019 $2,000,000.00 Rehabilitate Apron Mobile Mobile Downtown General Aviation 3-01-0050-037-2019 $1,080,000.00 Rehabilitate Apron Mobile Mobile Regional Primary 3-01-0051-057-2019 $2,365,077.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Montgomery State of Alabama 3-01-0000-006-2019 $442,337.00 Conduct State System Plan Study Montgomery Montgomery Regional (Dannelly Field) Primary 3-01-0053-049-2019 $1,091,349.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Muscle Shoals Northwest Alabama Regional Commercial 3-01-0054-040-2019 $338,390.00 Reconstruct Airfield Guidance Signs Service Oneonta Robbins Field General Aviation 3-01-0055-013-2019 $88,200.00 Rehabilitate Taxiway Page 6 of 226 Alabama City Airport Service Level Grant Number AIP Federal Funds Brief Description Oneonta Robbins Field General Aviation 3-01-0055-013-2019 $78,566.00 Rehabilitate Apron Oneonta Robbins Field General Aviation 3-01-0055-013-2019 $40,269.00 Remove Obstructions [Non-Hazard] Ozark Ozark-Blackwell Field General Aviation 3-01-0056-020-2019 $303,276.00 Construct Fuel Farm Pell City St Clair County Reliever 3-01-0057-019-2019 $109,690.00 Construct Taxiway Prattville Prattville - Grouby Field General Aviation 3-01-0060-021-2019 $213,988.00 Acquire Land For Approaches Prattville Prattville - Grouby Field General
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