Cass Township

Cass Township, a Missouri local government entity, receives federal grant sub-awards as a subordinate recipient under the Federal Emergency Management Agency's financial assistance programs, with all three recent awards flowing through the Missouri Department of Public Safety as the prime grantee. The township operates exclusively in a sub-recipient capacity—it does not hold prime federal contracts or grants.

Cass Township's federal footprint is minimal and recent. The township has received three sub-awards totaling $278 thousand, all awarded between January and May 2026, all under FEMA financial assistance channels via Missouri DPS. The awards fund two distinct categories of work: roads and bridge repair (two sub-awards for townshipwide damaged roads and Cass Township roads) and management costs associated with disaster response or recovery. The entire customer base consists of a single federal agency—FEMA—and all work flows through a single state intermediary, the Missouri Department of Public Safety.

Activity began in January 2026; no prior federal award history is present in the source data. With three awards in a single year and a combined obligated value of $278 thousand, the township's federal engagement is modest and appears tied to disaster-recovery or infrastructure-repair initiatives rather than ongoing operational contracting. As a local government sub-recipient dependent on state pass-through administration, Cass Township does not compete for federal contracts independently and lacks the direct agency relationships or contract-vehicle positions typical of federal contractors. The township's role is administratively passive—it receives sub-awards executed by Missouri DPS on behalf of FEMA and performs the named work locally.