City Of Hoven

The City of Hoven, located in South Dakota, is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since October 2010, with a specific focus on airport operations and infrastructure development through its Hoven Airport Division. As a U.S. local government and airport authority, the city has been actively receiving federal grants to support airport improvements and modernization efforts. The entity's primary federal grant awards have been consistently focused on airport-related infrastructure, safety enhancements, and operational sustainability, primarily receiving funding from the Great Lakes Region federal agency.

The City of Hoven has received multiple federal grant awards targeting comprehensive airport infrastructure improvements. These grants have included projects such as constructing a 6,000 square foot aircraft hangar for revenue generation, reconstructing airport beacons, installing runway vertical/visual guidance systems, rehabilitating runway lighting, and replacing navigational aids like wind cones. The grants have also addressed pandemic-related economic relief through American Rescue Plan Act funding, which provided economic assistance for airport operations, personnel costs, cleaning, sanitization, and debt service payments. Notable projects include installing a self-service card reader at the airport fuel farm, improving precision approach path indicators, and enhancing overall airport accessibility and safety. The grant awards, ranging from project grants to formula grants, have consistently aimed to improve the Lowry, South Dakota airport's infrastructure, operational efficiency, and safety standards, with completion dates typically spanning three to four years from the award date.