City Of Corinne

City of Corinne, a municipal government entity located in Corinne, Utah, receives federal environmental infrastructure funding exclusively as a sub-recipient under grants administered by the State of Utah Department of Environmental Quality, with no direct federal prime contracting activity. The city operates as a sub-grantee only — all three of its recent federal awards arrive through the State of Utah DEQ as the prime grantee, with 100% of obligated dollars flowing through that intermediary relationship.

City of Corinne's federal activity centers on water quality and sewer infrastructure remediation. The city received funding on two substantially identical sub-awards issued on March 24, 2026, addressing high levels of inflow and infiltration (I&I) in its sewer collection system caused by deteriorated concrete lines. The projects target compliance with Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) requirements mandated under the Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (UPDES) permit. An earlier sub-award issued August 31, 2023, supported lead service line inventory work for Corinne City Corporation. The combined dollars obligated across all three sub-awards total $4.6 million.

All federal funding routes through Environmental Protection Agency Region 8, which accounts for 100% of the city's recent award portfolio. The city has received one award in 2023 and two in 2026, with no activity recorded in the intervening years. The municipal structure — a U.S. local government and city planning entity — positions City of Corinne as a pass-through recipient for state-administered water infrastructure grants rather than as a direct federal contractor or independent grant applicant. The city's federal engagement is narrow and project-specific, concentrated on utility system compliance and infrastructure repair tied to UPDES permit requirements in the EPA Region 8 jurisdiction.