City Of Eutaw

City Of Eutaw, doing business as City Hall, is a U.S. municipality acting as a federal grant sub-recipient (92% of recent awards) and occasional prime grantee for disaster relief, infrastructure, and environmental compliance work across five distinct federal agencies. The City operates from Eutaw, Alabama, and does not hold any federal contracts or contract prime positions; its entire federal footprint consists of grant awards received directly or passed through state intermediaries.

City of Eutaw's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward disaster relief and emergency management. The Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards program accounts for 32 of the 36 total awards in the source data (approximately 89% of activity by count). A 2019 spike drove the bulk of the dollar volume — 30 awards that year alone — followed by a sharp decline in subsequent years. Total dollars obligated across all awards equals $3.4 million. The remaining four awards are distributed among the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service (1 award), the Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service (1 award), the Environmental Protection Agency Region 4 (1 award), and the Delta Regional Authority (1 award). Recent work includes a February 2025 sub-grant from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management for lead service line inventory development and replacement planning under the Lead and Copper Rule revisions, and two January 2023 sub-grants from the Alabama Emergency Management Agency tied to disaster relief for severe storms, straight-line winds, and tornadoes under FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program code 4684. The City holds only three prime grant positions spanning the entire award history; the remaining 33 are sub-grant awards, typically flowing through state pass-through entities rather than direct federal administration. Activity has declined significantly from the 2019 peak, with only one award in 2023, one in 2025, and no awards recorded for intervening years.