City Of Marion

The City of Marion is a local government entity located in Marion, Ohio, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2002, with its current registration valid until August 22, 2025. As a U.S. local government, the city has been actively engaged in receiving federal grant awards, primarily focusing on infrastructure and public service improvements. While specific details about the city's comprehensive mission are not provided, its federal grant history demonstrates a strong commitment to community development, public safety, and infrastructure enhancement.

The City of Marion has received multiple federal grant awards, predominantly from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) under the Airport Improvement Program, focusing on significant airport infrastructure projects at the Marion Municipal Airport. These grants have funded critical improvements such as runway rehabilitation, taxiway reconstruction, terminal apron pavement repairs, and runway lighting system upgrades. Additionally, the city has received grants from other federal agencies, including a COPS Hiring Program grant to enhance law enforcement community policing capacity and a Bureau of Justice Assistance grant for a Veterans Treatment Court Case Management Services Program. The city has also received sub-awards from state-level agencies like the Ohio Department of Development, Ohio Department of Public Safety, and Ohio Department of Transportation, covering areas such as community development block grants, homeland security programs, and transportation assistance. The grant awards, ranging from airport infrastructure to public safety and community services, demonstrate the City of Marion's diverse approach to utilizing federal funding for local improvement and community well-being.