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National Park Service awards $750k grant for Douglas Municipal Airport hangar

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The National Park Service awarded a $750,000 grant to Douglas Municipal Airport for the rehabilitation of its large hangar. The project requires a one-to-one financial match, which the City of Douglas has allocated across two fiscal years. The funding will cover an architectural assessment and construction costs, and crews will also resurface the airport aprons and apply a fog seal coat on the runway.

From kvoa.com

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The grant supports the preservation of the Douglas Municipal Airport, which is recognized as the first international airport in the United States. This federal investment injects capital into the local economy of Douglas.

From kvoa.com

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    Douglas might see increased local investment and jobs due to the capital injection from the federal grant.

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