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Welcome to the Livermore Municipal Airport (LVK), the Gateway to the Tri-Valley! Livermore Airport is owned by the City of Livermore and operates as a Division of the Public Works Department. The Airport is a General Aviation Reliever Airport which serves private, business and corporate tenants and customers.
Who has jurisdiction over the Airport and who pays for its upkeep? The City of Livermore owns and operates the Livermore Municipal Airport (LVK) as an enterprise fund, meaning that operating and capital budgets are entirely user funded through land and hangar leases, fuel sales.
On Airport operations area: $2,500. On Landside public area: $1,000. Filming action and location may require staff assistance at the following charges: Airport safety staff: $125/hour. Airport management staff: $163/hour. For a complete list of fees, please see the Master Fee Schedule.
There are two water service providers within Livermore city limits - Livermore Municipal Water and Cal Water. If you are unsure which water agency to contact, look at the colors of nearby fire hydrants or type the nearest address to the emergency into our Address Look Up Map.
The Livermore Airport has noise sensitive areas 3/4 miles to the east in the City of Livermore and 2 miles west and northwest in the City of Pleasanton and the City of Dublin.
The Livermore Municipal Airport maintains a hangar waiting list for aircraft owners wishing to lease T-Hangars or Shelters. This list is derived from a hangar application form. The application must be completed by the applicant and submitted to the airport office along with the required deposit.
Following the outreach and engagement process, the project team will prepare a land use analysis and development study of the current and future land use options around the Livermore Municipal Airport.
The Commission promotes the Airport as an economic development tool and disaster recovery facility that benefits Livermore residents and the Tri-Valley. The Commission has a regulatory responsibility to: Make a commercial aeronautical activity appeal determination pursuant to Livermore Municipal Code section 11.08.160;
The Administrative Services Department is comprised of four divisions and is responsible for providing a number of administrative and support services to all of the City's operating departments, City Council, Commissions, City Manager, employees, and Livermore residents.
July 1, 2024, unleaded avgas (UL94) became available for sale at Livermore Municipal Airport (LVK), 18 months ahead of schedule. The City of Livermore worked diligently to make unleaded fuel available.