City Of Huntington

The City of Huntington is a local government entity located in Indiana, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2009, with an active registration through March 2026. As a U.S. local government, the city primarily engages with federal agencies through grant programs that support community development, public safety, and environmental initiatives. The Huntington Police Department, operating as a division of the city government, has been particularly active in securing federal grants to enhance community services and infrastructure.

The City of Huntington has received multiple federal grants focusing on critical community needs. Through the Community Oriented Policing Program, the city's police department has been awarded grants to develop mental health and wellness programs for officers, including a comprehensive $991,000 grant to implement a 40-hour Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training curriculum and a separate grant for mental health training and resources. Additionally, the city has secured an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Brownfields Multipurpose Cooperative Agreement for $991,000 to conduct environmental remediation activities. The city has also received sub-grants from organizations like American Forests for urban forestry initiatives, including a tree canopy equitable growth program targeting disadvantaged areas. Other sub-grants include stormwater infrastructure improvements and COVID-19 economic relief for small businesses, demonstrating the city's diverse approach to utilizing federal funding to address community development, public safety, environmental sustainability, and economic resilience.