Mayor Bob Scott said, “This is an exciting day for Sioux City and our tri-state region as several of our leading local institutions and organizations have come together to invest significantly in the future of aviation in our community.” Just prior to breaking ground on the nearly 40,000 square foot facility, which includes hangar space, training classrooms, and office facilities, the mayor added, “We are committed to increasing activity at this airport and to make Sioux Gateway an aviation destination for this industry.”Ĭity officials, collaborating with leaders at The Siouxland Initiative, facilitated an ongoing dialogue with executives from Oracle Aviation as they sought to increase activity and enhance aviation operations locally. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration and executives Bob and Julie Negus, along with Dave Poole, representing Oracle Aviation, for the long-awaited ceremonial groundbreaking at Sioux Gateway Airport.
Local leaders were joined by Alex Smith of the U.S. Terry Murrell, as well as Mike Wells of The Siouxland Initiative, Joe Kruse, the current Chair of the airport’s Board of Directors, and Joel Jarman, the General Manager of L&L Builders, among others, to break ground on the new Aviation Center at Sioux Gateway Airport. Albert Mosley, the President of Morningside University, and Western Iowa Tech Community College President Dr. Several local leaders were joined by a representative of the federal government’s Economic Development Administration and three executives from Omaha-based Oracle Aviation on Tuesday afternoon for a groundbreaking for the metro region’s new Aviation Center at the Sioux Gateway Airport / Brigadier General Bud Day Field.
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