City Of Canby

City Of Canby, a U.S. local government entity and municipal airport authority based in Canby, Minnesota, receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient for airport infrastructure modernization and maintenance, with no federal contracts or contract vehicles in its portfolio. The City operates entirely within grant-funded programs administered by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration and related federal agencies; it does not hold IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs.

City Of Canby's federal footprint centers on airport infrastructure work. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Great Lakes Region accounts for 13 of the City's 22 awards in the source data, anchored by three recent Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116) and Airport Infrastructure Grants (CFDA 20.117) awards totaling approximately $1.39 million for Canby Municipal Airport runway and taxiway reconstruction. In August 2026, the FAA awarded $591,969 under the Airport Improvement Program for reconstruction of runway 12/30 lighting, the airport rotating beacon, wind cone and segmented circle navigational aids, the lighting vault building and equipment, precision approach path indicator systems, and runway end identifier lights, with completion targeted for August 2030. The same month brought a $383,788 Airport Infrastructure Grants award for the same infrastructure rebuild. An earlier August 2025 award of $413,767 under the Airport Improvement Program funded runway and taxiway pavement resealing and joint work across approximately 7,613 linear feet of runway, taxiway, taxilane, and apron infrastructure, targeted for completion by August 2029. Smaller awards include a March 2024 Project Grant for acquisition of a replacement snow removal vehicle with rotary snow blower attachment, and two multi-year taxilane reconstruction and rehabilitation grants from August 2022 totaling approximately $297,500 and running through August 2026. A February 2022 American Rescue Plan Act award funded pandemic-related airport operational, personnel, cleaning, and debt service costs through February 2026. Outside aviation, the City received a sub-grant award from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety related to disaster relief (DR-4658) in January 2023, and a housing and commercial rehabilitation sub-grant award in October 2025. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total approximately $6.1 million, concentrated in FAA-administered airport improvement programs. Activity has been sparse — one or two awards per year since 2023 — with only one award (the February 2022 pandemic relief grant) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.