President Trump Plans White House Ballroom Drone Port Installation
President Trump plans to install a drone port on the White House ballroom, with a Secret Service drone port already operating nearby.

Greenville New Bern Washington, NC, September 23, 2026 —
Plans are underway for the installation of a new drone port facility situated on the White House ballroom. The initiative, reportedly championed by President Trump, aims to add drone infrastructure directly to a prominent feature of the executive residence.
Details regarding the specific timeline for this installation were not provided. The White House ballroom, a well-known venue for official events and ceremonies, is slated to become the location for this advanced technological integration.
This development follows the existing presence of a Secret Service drone port, which is already operational in the vicinity of the White House. The purpose and operational details of the planned ballroom drone port, as well as its relationship to the existing Secret Service facility, were not elaborated upon in the information available.
The contractor responsible for the planned installation was not identified. Furthermore, specifics concerning the cost of the project, the types of drones it is intended to support, or the exact security or operational justifications for placing such a facility on the ballroom were not disclosed. The capacity and function of the nearby Secret Service drone port also remain subject to further clarification.
The installation of drone ports signifies a growing integration of drone technology in various sectors, including government and security operations. The decision to place this new port on the White House ballroom marks a notable step in this technological adoption within a highly visible and historically significant building.
Further information regarding the scope, design, and implementation of the White House ballroom drone port is expected to be released as the project progresses.
Story summarized from the original created by COLLIN BINKLEY, Associated Press on www.wnct.com, see more information here.
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