City Of Cumberland

City Of Cumberland, doing business as Cumberland City Hall, is a U.S. local government entity and municipality registered to receive federal awards since January 2010. As a city government, Cumberland provides typical municipal services to its residents, including infrastructure maintenance, public safety, and community development. Through federal grant awards and sub-awards, the city has been primarily involved in projects related to infrastructure development and disaster recovery efforts. The focus of these awards has been on roads, bridges, and public utilities, indicating the city's crucial role in maintaining and improving essential public services for its community.

The majority of City Of Cumberland's federal grant involvement has been through sub-awards from the Kentucky Department Of Military Affairs, which acts as the prime grantee. These sub-awards have been funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under disaster assistance grant programs. Specific services provided by the city include construction and repairs of roads and bridges, categorized as "Category C - Roads and Bridges" in several project worksheets. Additionally, the city has been involved in utility-related projects, classified as "Category F - Utilities." These awards were made to aid in recovery efforts from events designated under various FEMA disaster numbers, such as PA-04-KY-4540-PW and PA-04-KY-4428-PW. The nature of these sub-awards suggests that City Of Cumberland plays a vital role in disaster response and recovery efforts within its jurisdiction, focusing on restoring and maintaining critical infrastructure in the aftermath of natural disasters or other emergencies. By participating in these federally funded projects, the city ensures the resilience and safety of its community's infrastructure.