City Of Chubbuck

City Of Chubbuck, a U.S. local government entity and city operating in Idaho, receives federal grant sub-awards exclusively through the Idaho Department of Transportation as the pass-through recipient, with no prime contract or grant work and no participation in federal contract vehicles. All seven awards in the source data are sub-grant allocations supporting the Chubbuck Police Department's traffic safety and enforcement programs.

The City operates entirely as a sub-recipient under the Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration grant programs. Recent sub-grant work spans distracted driving awareness campaigns, impaired driving high visibility enforcement mobilizations, the Click It, Don't Risk It seat belt enforcement campaign, and a dedicated Traffic Enforcement Program grant under the NHTSA 402 grant category. All allocations flow through Idaho DOT as the prime recipient and pass through to Chubbuck Police Department as the performing entity. Awards are concentrated in the October award cycle, with four sub-grants issued on October 6, 2023, and three on October 16, 2024, for combined obligation of $42 thousand across the two-year period.

Activity is modest and episodic rather than sustained. The source captures only two years of awards, with three grants in 2024 and four in 2023. The City has no federal customer relationships outside the single National Highway Traffic Safety Administration channel. Chubbuck holds no position on federal contract vehicles, does not act as a prime contractor or prime grant recipient, and does not engage in federal procurement outside the NHTSA grant sub-award structure. The City's federal footprint is narrowly defined: local law enforcement participation in federal traffic safety initiatives, channeled through state DOT pass-through funding.