Airway Heights Police Department

Airway Heights Police Department serves Airway Heights, WA. Michael Baumgartner to discuss two of the city’s top priorities: completing the Public Safety Complex and improving transportation along the U.S. During the visit, Airway Heights Police Chief Brad Richmond, Fire Chief Mitch Metzger, City Council President Larry Bowman, Councilmember Jennifer Morton and City Manager Albert Tripp outlined projects city officials say are critical to the community’s future. Michael Baumgartner, center, listens as Airway Heights officials discuss community priorities during a visit to the city’s Public Safety Complex. One of the city’s highest priorities is the Public Safety Complex, which includes a new police station located alongside the city’s new fire station. “This project represents more than a building – it represents an investment in the people we serve, the safety of our community, and the future of Airway Heights,” Richmond said in a statement. According to Tripp, the city is working with Baumgartner to secure $1.5 million in federal funding to help complete the police station portion of the project. Dial 911 for emergencies.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Airway Heights city, WA has an estimated population of 10,766.