Hornersville Community Development Corporation

Hornersville Community Development Corporation, operating as the City of Hornersville, is a U.S. local government entity that has been registered to receive federal grant awards since September 4, 2009. As a city government, it provides essential public services and infrastructure to the residents of Hornersville. The organization has demonstrated success in securing both prime federal grant awards and sub-awards, indicating its capacity to manage direct federal funding as well as collaborate with state-level entities on federally-funded projects. Its most recent federal grant award, received on June 27, 2024, suggests ongoing engagement with federal funding opportunities to support community development initiatives.

The City of Hornersville has been involved in diverse grant-funded projects addressing critical community needs. A prime grant award from the Rural Utilities Service, described as a "Persistent Poverty CF Grant," indicates the city's focus on combating poverty through community facilities development. This project, set to run until June 27, 2026, likely aims to improve essential services and infrastructure in economically disadvantaged areas of the community. As a sub-grantee, Hornersville has partnered with the Missouri Department of Public Safety on a project addressing sinkholes, highlighting its efforts to mitigate geological hazards that pose risks to public safety and property. Additionally, the city received a sub-award through the Department of Economic Development Missouri for street improvement projects, involving the replacement of damaged streets with more durable asphalt surfaces. This project, which includes removing failed areas and replacing them with rock and asphaltic base, demonstrates the city's commitment to enhancing its transportation infrastructure. These varied projects showcase Hornersville's strategic use of federal and state grant funding to improve public safety, infrastructure, and overall community well-being.