Airport officials report $2-per-gallon jet fuel increase; $3 million drainage project underway
September 18, 2026 | Cass County, Indiana
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An airport representative told Cass County officials the airport’s operating budget is largely unchanged from last year but that rising fuel costs forced an increase in the pump price for jet fuel.
"I just, I just ordered a load of jet fuel and had to raise the gallon price up by $2," the airport representative said. The speaker also said ongoing airfield work is "winding down" and expected to finish "by the 1st or 2nd week of October." The representative described the project as a "pretty big drainage project," estimating it at about "$3,000,000" to remove standing water from the airfield.
The chair and other officials thanked the presenter for the update. After questions and brief discussion the meeting moved on to other agenda items.
"I just, I just ordered a load of jet fuel and had to raise the gallon price up by $2," the airport representative said. The speaker also said ongoing airfield work is "winding down" and expected to finish "by the 1st or 2nd week of October." The representative described the project as a "pretty big drainage project," estimating it at about "$3,000,000" to remove standing water from the airfield.
The chair and other officials thanked the presenter for the update. After questions and brief discussion the meeting moved on to other agenda items.
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