That buyer failed to perform, thus the property was again placed on the auction block in 1981 and sold to Mr. Robert Marcott, of Essex Junction, VT. He retains ownership as of this date of August 25, 1997.

The FAA continues to utilize the one remaining radar tower and link radar data to the Nashua ARTCC. They have, over the years, modernized their operation and have automated many radar/data functions. The facility has now gone from approximately 180 Air Force Personnel in the early 1960's, to seven FAA technicians in 1979, to the present two FAA technicians that are able to provide more reliable and detailed information than was available in the early days.

The radar site had several name changes during its existence.  The radar site's name at decommissioning was 764th Radar Squadron (ADC).  The radar site was decommissioned in 1979 and later sold to a private developer.  The radar towers were turned over to the Federal Aviation and are used to monitor and control aircraft from the Burlington International Airport, Burlington, VT.