City Of Arlington

The City of Arlington, located in Arlington, Kentucky, is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since January 2012, with registration valid through July 2025. As a U.S. local government, the city has focused on securing federal grant awards to support community infrastructure and utility development. While specific details about the city's broader municipal operations are not provided, its grant award history suggests a commitment to addressing community needs, particularly in disaster recovery and community facility improvements.

The city has been awarded three notable federal grants, demonstrating its capability to secure project-based funding across different domains. The grants include a Community Facility Grant awarded in September 2024, a Search Grant for waste management from the Rural Utilities Service in August 2022, and a Community Facility Disaster Grant related to tornadoes and floods from the Rural Utilities Service in May 2020. These grants, totaling approximately $1.5 million, indicate Arlington's focus on critical infrastructure resilience, waste management systems, and community facility restoration, particularly in response to natural disaster impacts. The grants are project-based and typically involve direct improvements to local infrastructure, utility systems, or community facilities, suggesting the city plays an active role in addressing local infrastructure challenges through federal grant funding mechanisms.