Idanha City Hall

Idanha City Hall, operating as Idanha Water Department, is a corporate entity registered with tax-exempt status in the U.S. federal government's System for Award Management (SAM.gov). Established as a local government entity, it primarily serves as the water department for the city of Idanha, Oregon. The organization is classified as an "Other Not For Profit Organization" and has been actively registered in SAM.gov since October 13, 2016, with its current registration set to expire on August 5, 2025. Idanha City Hall has a history of receiving federal grant awards and sub-awards, indicating its involvement in federally funded projects aimed at supporting local infrastructure and emergency response initiatives. As a water department, it likely provides essential services such as water supply management, infrastructure maintenance, and quality control for the local community.

Idanha City Hall's recent federal grant sub-awards provide insight into the nature of its federally funded activities. The entity has been involved in multiple projects under the prime grantee Oregon Military Department, suggesting a focus on emergency preparedness and response. One sub-award, described as "169180 - ILBY APP CERT - CITY OF IDANHA - EMERGENCY," indicates participation in an emergency certification or preparedness program. Two other sub-awards, identified as "DR4562 PW119" and "DR4562 PW085," are likely related to disaster recovery efforts, given the "DR" prefix commonly used for Disaster Recovery projects. These sub-awards suggest that Idanha City Hall, through its Water Department, plays a crucial role in local disaster response and recovery efforts. The services provided may include emergency water supply management, infrastructure repair and maintenance during and after disasters, and coordination with state-level emergency management agencies. The involvement of the Oregon Military Department as the prime grantee indicates a partnership between local and state government entities in addressing emergency situations and disaster recovery, particularly those affecting water resources and infrastructure in the Idanha area.