City Of Clarksville Department Of Electricity

City Of Clarksville Department Of Electricity, doing business as Clarksville Department Of Electricity, is a U.S. local government entity organized as the Lightband division of the city's electricity department that functions as a sub-recipient on federal disaster and emergency-response grants administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, with no prime contracting or prime grant role.

The vendor is structured as a child entity under the City Of Clarksville parent government and operates exclusively as a sub-recipient, receiving 100% of its federal funding through sub-awards rather than direct prime relationships. All twenty-one awards in the source record derive from a single funding agency — the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards program — channeled through Tennessee Emergency Management Agency as the prime grantee. Combined obligations across all awards total $42.5 million.

Sub-award activity clusters in two periods: sixteen awards in 2019 and three awards in 2023, with two additional awards dated in early 2026. The most recent sub-awards, both from early 2026, cover Public Assistance (PA) Program funding for disaster response and recovery — one dated February 3, 2026 supporting debris removal, emergency protective measures, and restoration of disaster-damaged public facilities; another dated January 24, 2026 providing reimbursement for emergency protective measures taken during the pandemic, including emergency medical care, medical sheltering, vaccine administration, and community engagement. Earlier awards from March 2023 reference PA 4712 disaster designations. The 2019 award cohort reflects the initial FEMA response portfolio preceding the 2023 and 2026 activity.

Clarksville Department Of Electricity's federal footprint reflects its role as a municipal infrastructure asset responding to federally declared disasters and pandemic emergency periods rather than a competitive federal contractor or grant applicant. The vendor does not pursue federal contracts or serve as a prime recipient on grants; instead, it receives reimbursement and recovery assistance for emergency protective measures and infrastructure restoration following federal disaster declarations.