This EDA investment supports the city of marshall missouri with making stormwater system improvements to help safeguard businesses, reduce the risk of flood-related economic disruptions, and help…

The Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration awarded $2,050,000 to the City of Marshall, Missouri on September 15, 2025, under the Investments for Public Works and Economic Development Facilities program (CFDA 11.300) to construct new stormwater system infrastructure in downtown Marshall.

The project delivers construction of new stormwater facilities including pipes, culverts, inlets, and related appurtenances designed to alleviate flooding from frequent and severe storm events, safeguard businesses, and reduce the risk of flood-related economic disruptions. Upon completion, the infrastructure improvements will support job creation and advance economic resiliency in the region by enhancing economic stability and retaining and expanding employment opportunities in downtown Marshall.

Work is performed in Marshall, Missouri, with a period of performance extending through March 15, 2030. This is a Project Grant assistance type, a construction-oriented award typical of EDA's Public Works program, which provides catalytic investments to help distressed communities build critical infrastructure that implements regional development strategies and advances economic development goals.

This EDA investment supports the city of marshall missouri with making stormwater system improvements to help safeguard businesses, reduce the risk of flood-related economic disruptions, and help retain and expand employment opportunities in downtown marshall, missouri. The project work includes the construction of new stormwater facilities, including pipes, culverts, inlets, and related appurtenances, and will result in greater economic stability by alleviating flooding from frequent and severe storm events. Once completed, the project will bolster job creation and advance economic resiliency throughout the region.