City Of Chiloquin

The City of Chiloquin is a municipality located in Oregon, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2007, with a current registration valid through July 25, 2025. As a U.S. local government entity, the city primarily engages with federal agencies through grant programs focused on community development, environmental remediation, and emergency preparedness. Situated in a rural area, Chiloquin has demonstrated a strategic approach to leveraging federal funding to address local infrastructure, environmental, and resilience challenges.

The City of Chiloquin has been a recipient of multiple federal grants from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), specifically through EPA Region 10. These grants have focused on brownfields assessment and cleanup, with three notable awards totaling approximately $17 million. The city has received cooperative agreements for brownfields site inventory, characterization, and cleanup planning, including a $402,500 grant for brownfield site remediation and a $300,000 grant for site assessment activities. Most recently, the city was awarded a significant $16,340,887 Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grant to construct community resilience infrastructure, including a 10,000-square-foot community hub and a 2,000-square-foot warehouse. The grant also supports wood stove replacement, emergency preparedness training, and air quality monitoring. The city collaborates with local partners such as Chiloquin Visions of Progress, Klamath Lake Long-Term Recovery Group, Oregon Institute of Technology, and the Klamath Tribes to implement these grant-funded projects. Sub-grant awards from the Oregon Military Department and Oregon Department of Housing & Community Services further demonstrate the city's ability to work across different governmental entities to achieve community development objectives.