City Of Gordon

City of Gordon, a U.S. local government entity located in Gordon, Georgia, is registered with SAM.gov and has established itself as a prime recipient of federal grant awards, primarily focused on emergency services and infrastructure improvements. The municipality has maintained an active federal funding partnership since its SAM.gov registration in January 2010, with its current registration set to expire in January 2026. City of Gordon's federal grant portfolio demonstrates a strong commitment to enhancing public safety and community infrastructure through strategic federal partnerships.

City of Gordon's federal grant history reflects a concentrated focus on fire and emergency response services, with the majority of its awards channeled through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The municipality has successfully secured multiple Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) awards, including a notable $594,285.70 Project Grant awarded in September 2022 designed to enhance public and firefighter safety from fire and fire-related hazards. Additionally, City of Gordon received a $202,800 Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant in June 2023, extending through June 2027, which supports the city's fire department in bolstering staffing levels and deployment capabilities to strengthen emergency response services for residents. The city has also received subsequent AFG awards in 2023 and 2025, demonstrating sustained federal investment in its firefighting infrastructure and personnel. Beyond emergency services, City of Gordon has leveraged Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds through a sub-award partnership with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, committing $750,000 in October 2021 toward water system improvements, including replacement of antiquated water lines, fire hydrants, and service connections within the N. Main Street Target Area—a project benefiting 156 low-to-moderate-income residents.