City Of Lumpkin

City Of Lumpkin Police Dept (doing business as Police Department) is a U.S. local government entity based in Lumpkin, Georgia that acts as a prime recipient on federal grants addressing infrastructure and environmental compliance in persistent-poverty communities. The vendor does not hold federal contracts and does not compete on contract vehicles; its federal footprint is grant-based only.

The City of Lumpkin has received one prime federal grant award and two sub-grant awards across the past three years. As prime recipient, the City received a Project Grant from the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service under the Community Facilities Division Persistent Poverty Grants program, awarded July 13, 2023 with an ultimate completion date of July 13, 2025. As sub-recipient, the City of Lumpkin deployed $1 million in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds (awarded October 6, 2025) for sewer, street, and drainage improvements on Maple Street, Main Street, Stevens Street, and Alabama Street, benefiting 64 low-to-moderate-income persons; the total project cost of $1.1 million includes $100,000 in local match and leverage. In a second sub-award (February 13, 2024) under the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority as prime grantee, the City conducted an inventory of existing lead service lines in its drinking water system.

Activity has remained flat at one award per year from 2023 through 2025, with combined dollars obligated at $1.1 million across all awards. The vendor's customer agencies are limited to the Department of Agriculture (Rural Utilities Service) and the Environmental Protection Agency Region 4, reflecting the scope of local infrastructure and water-compliance work. As a municipal entity, the City of Lumpkin does not pursue commercial contracts or IDVs and operates exclusively as a federal grant recipient focused on community development and environmental remediation in rural Georgia.