Carroll County Regional Airport/Jack B Poage Field (DMW) is located in Westminster, Maryland, USA. It is owned and operated by the Carroll County Department of Public Works and is the only public-use airport in the county. The airport was established in 1945 and named after Jack B Poage, a local businessman, who was a long-time advocate for the airport.

The airport originally had a very small paved runway and basic facilities, with just a few hangars, a fuel tank, and a small building for ticketing and operations. Over the years, the airport has seen many improvements, including the construction of additional buildings, an expanded runway, and the installation of a control tower.

The airport code DMW is used to identify the airport. The D stands for the state of Maryland, the M stands for the first letter of the city in which the airport is located (Westminster), and the W stands for the first letter of the county in which the airport is located (Carroll).

Today, Carroll County Regional Airport/Jack B Poage Field is a small, but very active airport. It has an average of 12 to 15 flights a day, with a wide variety of airlines serving the airport. These include Allegiant Air, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines.

The airport is also home to a number of general aviation pilots who use the airport for recreational flights, charter flights, and private aircraft. The airport also serves as a base for a number of businesses and organizations, including the Maryland State Police Aviation Command.

Carroll County Regional Airport/Jack B Poage Field is an important part of the local community and provides a vital service to the people of Carroll County. The airport is named after Jack B Poage as a tribute to his many years of service to the airport and the community.