SFS Airpark

The specific reason is not publicly documented, but the closure is associated with the changing operational needs of its owner. As a private airfield built to support a specific business, it was likely closed when it was no longer required for company operations, or if the property was sold. It was not closed due to a major accident or for military conversion.

The site is currently a private residential property. The former grass runway is no longer a certified or charted airfield but remains clearly visible on satellite imagery as a large, well-maintained mowed lawn. A large building, which was likely the original hangar, still stands at the north end of the former strip. The land has not been redeveloped for commercial or high-density residential use and retains its rural character.

SFS Airpark, also known as Security Aviation Airfield, was a private airfield owned and operated by Security Services Northwest, Inc., a local security company based in Jefferson County, WA. The 'SFS' likely stood for an entity related to the security company. Established sometime before 1993, the airpark featured a single 2,200-foot north/south turf runway. Its primary function was to support the company's business operations, which may have included aerial surveillance, patrols, or executive transport. It was strictly a private-use (Pvt) field, handling light, single-engine aircraft operated by the company.

There are no known plans, discussions, or prospects for reopening SFS Airpark. Given that it was a private-use field tied to a specific business and the land is now a private residence, its reactivation as a public or private airport is considered extremely unlikely.