CF congressionally directed grants

The Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service awarded $1.015 million to the City of Tomball on June 24, 2026, under the Community Facilities Loans and Grants program (CFDA 10.766). The award runs through June 24, 2028, with place of performance in Tomball, Texas.

The Community Facilities Loans and Grants program provides funding to develop essential community facilities in rural areas—defined as facilities delivering essential services to local communities for orderly development and excluding private, commercial, or business undertakings. The program prioritizes projects enhancing public safety such as fire, police, rescue, and ambulance services, and health care facilities, while serving the largest number of low-income rural residents.

The City of Tomball, a municipality in Tomball, Texas, operates as a local government entity with a federal footprint consisting entirely of grant awards. The city has received twelve total awards over thirteen years across five distinct federal agencies, concentrated in utilities infrastructure. Recent awards include congressionally directed spending from HUD's Community Planning and Development office and disaster relief and infrastructure sub-awards from the Texas Division of Emergency Management.

This award is classified as a Project Grant, an assistance type under which the federal government funds discrete, time-limited projects rather than ongoing operations or capacity-building.