City Of Marble Falls

City of Marble Falls, Texas is a U.S. local government municipality located at 800 3rd Street in Marble Falls, Texas. As a registered government entity with the federal System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since May 2, 2005, the City of Marble Falls serves as a prime recipient of federal grant awards focused on emergency response, public safety, and infrastructure development. The city does not receive federal contract awards but has successfully secured multiple prime federal grants and sub-grants to support critical municipal services and capital improvement projects that enhance community resilience and emergency response capabilities.

The City of Marble Falls has demonstrated substantial federal grant activity across emergency management and water infrastructure sectors. As a prime grantee, the city received two significant FEMA awards: a Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant in the amount of $858,438 awarded on January 19, 2025 (with completion through January 18, 2028) to support fire department staffing and emergency response capabilities, and an Assistance to Firefighters Grant awarded on September 27, 2025 (completing September 26, 2027). Additionally, the city has been a sub-grant recipient under prime grantees including the Texas Water Development Board and the Texas Division of Emergency Management, receiving funding for critical infrastructure projects such as wastewater treatment plant relocation to remove existing capacity from the floodplain, direct potable reuse system planning and design, reclaimed water system expansion (5.3 miles of lines and pump station), critical facility generators, drainage infrastructure improvements (Marble Falls Nature Heights Drainage project), and disaster recovery efforts related to severe storms, flooding, and winter weather events (awarded between 2021 and 2024). These grants collectively demonstrate the city's focus on enhancing public safety, upgrading water and wastewater infrastructure, improving emergency preparedness, and building resilience against natural disasters and climate-related hazards.