The Dunsmuir Municipal-Mott Airport

a place to relocate for a while until things calm down – or even permanently.” “We have all the great bones in town,” Juhasz continues, touting the advantages of living in Dunsmuir, “including an old historic theater that’s a landmark. We’re a city on the edge of popping; the architecture is fantastic and with a river running through it and with the train running through town, it’s a special place. We’ve got a number of waterfalls in town that are popular destinations and Mt. Shasta, with a ski area and mountain climbing, is nearby. And our water is so clean up here; it’s filtered through lava tubes in the mountain that go back miles under it. So, the city water supply isn’t even chlorinated; you’re drinking unfiltered tap water straight from Mt. Shasta. One of our slogans is: The Best Water on Earth.” Meanwhile, the Airport will continue to keep itself open and upgraded. “We’ve got a $3.2 million FAA grant to reconstruct our runway starting in the Spring of 2021,” says Juhasz. “And THE DUNSMUI R MUNI C I PAL -MOTT A I RPORT