City Of Federal Way

The City of Federal Way is a municipal government located in Washington State, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2007, with current registration valid through February 2026. As a local government entity, the city provides public services and infrastructure development through various federal grant programs, primarily focusing on community development, public safety, and transportation improvements. The municipality serves the Federal Way community, which is located in King County, Washington, and works to enhance urban infrastructure, public safety, and community quality of life through strategic grant-funded initiatives.

Through federal grant awards, the City of Federal Way has consistently secured funding from agencies like the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Department of Justice, particularly through Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Community Oriented Policing Programs. The city has received multiple CDBG entitlement grants annually, which support community development activities such as infrastructure improvements, pedestrian safety enhancements, road and intersection upgrades, and transportation projects. Recent sub-awards from the Washington State Department of Transportation have included constructing shared-use paths, installing rectangular rapid flashing beacons, implementing traffic signal modifications, creating roundabouts, and developing pedestrian infrastructure. The city has also received public safety grants, including a $500,000 COPS Hiring Program grant in 2024 to enhance law enforcement capacity and community policing strategies. Additional sub-grants from entities like the Military Department of Washington State have supported emergency management performance programs, demonstrating the city's comprehensive approach to community development and public service.