Alba City Hall

Alba City Hall is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal grant awards since November 18, 2010, with its current registration in SAM.gov valid until April 10, 2025. As a city government, Alba City Hall primarily provides public services and infrastructure improvements to its local community through federal grant sub-awards. The entity has demonstrated a focus on enhancing essential municipal services and infrastructure, particularly in areas such as water systems, street improvements, and drainage upgrades. Alba City Hall serves as the administrative center for the city of Alba, Texas, likely overseeing various aspects of local governance and community development.

Alba City Hall has received several significant federal grant sub-awards in recent years, showcasing its involvement in diverse community improvement projects. One notable project involved the installation of generators for the city's north well and water storage facilities, funded through a sub-award from the Texas Division of Emergency Management. This initiative likely aimed to enhance the resilience of Alba's water supply system during emergencies. Another major project focused on street improvements, specifically the reconstruction of city streets, supported by a sub-award from the Texas Department of Agriculture. Additionally, Alba City Hall undertook an extensive drainage improvement project, which included regrading nearly 15,000 linear feet of ditches, repairing 55 culverts, and installing 13 new culverts across multiple streets in the city. This project, also funded through a sub-award from the Texas Department of Agriculture, demonstrates Alba City Hall's commitment to addressing critical infrastructure needs and improving the overall quality of life for its residents.