Airport Board

The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport Board establishes the policies by which the airport operates, and does not involve itself in the day-to-day operation of the airport. That function is vested in Executive Director, Tony Bean and his administrative staff. The board is not representative of only one entity. Members from both cities of Pullman, Wash. and Moscow, Idaho, both universities–Washington State University and University of Idaho, and both counties- Whitman County, Wash. and Latah, County, Idaho, as well as a member from the Port of Whitman County and a member at-large serve on the board. The eight members are appointed by both the City of Pullman Mayor and the City of Moscow Mayor. The Pullman Mayor will always be the Chair of the Board and Moscow Mayor will always be the Vice Chair of the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport Board. The board meets on the last Wednesday of every month at 3 p.m. in the Airport Fire Station/ARFF Building Training Room, unless otherwise posted. Airport Board, Agendas, Minutes and Interlocal Agreements

2018 and Earlier Airport Board, Agendas, Minutes and Interlocal Agreements

Board Agenda Board Docs 2020-11-25

Following Governor Inslee “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order, we will be holding our Board Meetings electronically.

 

 

 

 

  • Board Chair

    Glenn A. Johnson

    Glenn A. Johnson, Pullman Mayor

    Glenn considers it an honor to serve the citizens of Pullman and has always considered himself a servant leader and follows those principles.

    Full Bio
  • Vice-Chair

    Art Bettge

    Art Bettge, Moscow Mayor

    Full Bio
  • Latah County Representative

    Paul J. Kimmell

    Paul J. Kimmell – is the Palouse area regional business manager with Avista Corporation. He holds a BS in Geography/Urban Planning from Illinois State University and did graduate work at the University of Idaho in the College of Mines.

    Full Bio
  • City of Pullman Representative

    Brian Hemingway

    Brian is a Chief Pilot for Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories.

  • City of Moscow Representative

    Jon Kimberling

    Jon Kimberling is a lifelong resident of Moscow and has been serving on the Pullman-Moscow Airport Board since his appointment in February of 2008. He is a 1978 graduate of the University of Idaho Business College with a degree in Accounting. After college he immediately went to work for Jim Newsome Insurance which he later purchased. This is his 42nd year serving as an agent for Farmers Insurance from his office at 205 S. Main in Moscow. His agency is recognized as one of the top Farmers Agencies in the country.
    Jon previously served two terms on the Moscow City Council. He is the co-founder of the Palouse Basin Water Summit as well as the founder of the Officer Newbill Kids Safety Fair.
    When not working or volunteering his time, he loves to be on a bike. In 2013, he became certified and teaches cycling classes at the University of Idaho Recreation Center. He has been married for over 35 years to the former Sharon Jordan of Moscow. They have three children- Kelly Kimberling Gilder works side by side with Jon in the insurance office, Sara Kimberling who owns Sara Kimberling Photography, and Emma who is studying to become a registered nurse while working close to full time as a CNA at St. Mary’s Hospital in Cottonwood Idaho. She is engaged to Andrew Grizzell from Grangeville Idaho.
    Jon could not be more excited about the upcoming runway realignment and expansion project and what it will do to benefit our communities and universities

    Full Bio
  • At-Large Representative

    Ron Wachter

    Ron Wachter is a long-time Pullman business owner and civil leader. His NuChem farm chemical company was a leader in the effective use of fertilizers and other chemicals to cost effectively increase crop yields and improve the environment. Ron is very active in his community and region providing leadership investments and services.

    Full Bio
  • Washington State University

    Stacy Pearson

    Vice President for Finance and Administration
    Washington State University

    As Washington State University’s Vice President for Finance and Administration, Stacy Pearson (CPA, MPA) is responsible for the leadership of financial and administrative operations, business services, financial reporting, treasury, real estate, contracting, tax and regulatory compliance, facilities services and campus master planning, public safety, environmental health and safety and risk management. In addition, she was appointed to serve as the University’s executive sponsor of the Modernization Initiative to lead the implementation of a cloud based financial and human resources system and oversee the change management process.

    Full Bio
  • University of Idaho

    Dan Ewart

    Dan Ewart is the Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at the University of Idaho. He has served at the University of Idaho since 2012 and has been a board member at the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport since 2015. He serves on a number of local and regional organization boards and greatly appreciates the key role that the airport serves to the region.