The City Of Horn Lake

The City of Horn Lake is a local government entity located in DeSoto County, Mississippi, registered in SAM.gov since August 2011. As a municipal government, it serves the Horn Lake community and engages actively in federal grant programs focused on infrastructure resilience, environmental protection, and community development. The city consistently demonstrates its capacity to manage complex federal funding initiatives, particularly in addressing infrastructure challenges and mitigating environmental risks.

The City of Horn Lake has predominantly received federal grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), specifically through the Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) Program. These grants, totaling several million dollars, have supported critical infrastructure stabilization and recovery efforts across DeSoto County. The city's grant awards have focused on road and bank stabilization, slope protection, debris removal, and floodplain restoration at multiple sites, including White Sands, Scott Farms, Nail and Latimer, Latimer Park, Iroquois, Apple Creek, and various neighborhood locations. In addition to NRCS grants, the city has also received a supplemental pedestrian planning grant from the Federal Highway Administration under the SS4A (Strategic Safety Signals for All) program, demonstrating its commitment to comprehensive community infrastructure and transportation improvements. The grant awards range from $382,411 to $828,568, with project completion dates typically spanning one to two years, indicating the city's ongoing efforts to enhance community resilience and infrastructure safety.