City Of Greenville

City Of Greenville City Of Greenville Division, doing business as Police Department, is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov to receive federal awards. As a municipality and city government located in Greenville, Missouri, it provides essential services to its residents, including law enforcement through its Police Department. The entity has been actively engaged in securing federal grant funding to improve infrastructure and public services within the community. Through federal grant programs, City Of Greenville has received awards from agencies such as the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service, as well as sub-awards from state agencies like the Missouri Department of Economic Development and Missouri Department of Transportation.

Recent federal grant awards and sub-awards to City Of Greenville have focused on critical infrastructure improvements. A significant $448,000 Project Grant was awarded on June 14, 2024, by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service under the CFDA 10.760 "Water and Waste Disposal Systems for Rural Communities" program. This grant aims to develop and improve water and waste disposal infrastructure in the financially needy rural community of Greenville, supporting projects to construct, upgrade, or repair drinking water systems, wastewater treatment facilities, solid waste management systems, and stormwater infrastructure. Additionally, the city received a sub-award through the Missouri Department of Economic Development to address urgent wastewater treatment and collection repairs. This project involves rehabilitating the city's 47-year-old deteriorating system to reduce leaks and infiltration issues, update aging lift stations, and address health and safety concerns for residents. Another sub-award, channeled through the Missouri Department of Transportation, funded the replacement of Bridge #1680006 on County Road 313 over Ring's Creek in Wayne County, demonstrating the city's involvement in improving transportation infrastructure in the surrounding area.