City Of Long Beach

The City of Long Beach, located in Mississippi, is a municipal government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) with a current registration valid through July 30, 2025. As a local government, the city operates various public services and infrastructure development programs, with the Long Beach Public Library serving as one of its divisional entities. The city's federal grant awards indicate a focus on infrastructure, transportation, and environmental conservation projects that aim to improve local community infrastructure and public resources.

The federal grant awards for City of Long Beach demonstrate a strategic approach to infrastructure and transportation development. The city has received a significant cooperative agreement from the National Resources Conservation Service for bank stabilization projects, specifically addressing sites along Dearman and Magnolia under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). Additionally, the city has secured multiple sub-awards through the Mississippi Department of Transportation, including grants for railroad crossing grade improvements across 10 crossings in Harrison County and a comprehensive transportation master plan study. These awards, totaling multiple grants in 2024, showcase the city's commitment to enhancing local transportation infrastructure, conducting critical planning studies, and implementing infrastructure improvements that support community development and mobility. The grants span different focus areas, including transportation planning, infrastructure rehabilitation, and environmental conservation efforts.