Community members will have an opportunity to help shape the future of the Ephraim-Gibraltar Airport during a public open house scheduled for Tuesday, July 9 as planners seek feedback on the airport's long-term development.

The open house will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Gibraltar Town Center, in Fish Creek. The event is part of the ongoing Airport Master Plan process for the Ephraim-Gibraltar Airport, also known as 3D2.

Project planners are inviting residents, airport users and other stakeholders to review proposed plans, learn about future development opportunities and share their ideas for the airport's future.

Airport master plans guide airport improvements and operations over the coming years while addressing the needs of pilots, businesses, visitors and the surrounding community. Public input is an important component of the planning process.

Those attending the open house can review project materials, speak directly with members of the planning team and provide feedback on priorities for the airport's future growth and infrastructure needs.

Residents unable to attend the meeting in person will still have an opportunity to participate. Project information and an online feedback portal are available through the airport master plan website.

The Ephraim-Gibraltar Airport serves northern Door County and provides access for general aviation pilots, visitors and local businesses.