Update: Siletz Bay State Airport Runway Closure Starting June 16th, 2025

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Update: The Siletz Bay State Airport (S45) Runway and Electrical Rehabilitation Project will resume Monday June 16th. We expect the runway and taxiways to be closed for approximately 60 days while this work is being done.

This project will resurface the aging north 2/3rds of the runway, as well as the low portions on the south end. It will also replace the nearly 40 year old airfield electrical system.

The contractor got a head start on electrical improvements last fall, the remaining pavement and electrical work will start June 16th. By getting a head start in 2024, this means that the closure this summer will be shorter, lessening the impacts during better flying weather. 

Siletz Bay State Airport CSPP

Project/Closure Schedule:

  • Construction Begins: 6/16/2025
  • Anticipated Reopening: 8/14/2025*
  • There is only 1 work area
    • The runway, parallel taxiway, and taxiway connectors will be closed: 6/16/25 - 8/14/25*
  • *Reopening dates are subject to change. Updates will be shared in future notices.

REMINDER: During construction, the runway and taxiways will be closed to all foot, vehicle, and aircraft traffic. Once construction begins, any fixed-wing aircraft at S45 will not be able to depart until the airport reopens.

(!)  Closure and reopening dates/times are subject to change. For the most current updates on field conditions and surface closures throughout this project, please check the latest NOTAMs. Helicopters may arrive or depart directly to/from the apron. However, space is limited and construction personnel and equipment will be on the apron frequently. As always, please remain outside of, and avoid low flight over closed work areas.

We understand any closure impacts pilots and the community. Our goal is to maintain and improve the Siletz Bay State Airport so it can continue to operate safely and efficiently. We appreciate your patience and understanding while we maintain S45.