City Of Medina

City Of Medina, a municipal government entity headquartered in Medina, Ohio, receives federal grants as a prime recipient (58% of recent awards) and as a sub-recipient (42%) primarily for airport infrastructure and community development work. The city operates as a U.S. local government and does not hold federal contracts or IDVs; its federal footprint is grant-driven.

The city's customer base centers on the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which accounts for fifteen of the city's recent awards across its Great Lakes Region and national offices. The FAA Great Lakes Region and national FAA office combined drive 58% of award count, with the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 5, and the Environmental Protection Agency rounding out a six-agency customer set. The General Services Administration holds $17 thousand in combined potential value; the source notes that combined dollars obligated across all awards ($9.1 million) significantly exceed combined potential value ($17 thousand), indicating substantial execution against older commitments and a backlog of mature, in-flight grants.

As a prime recipient, City Of Medina focuses on airport infrastructure modernization funded under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116). Recent work includes a $145 thousand project awarded July 14, 2026, to reconstruct runway lighting at Medina airport (Phase 1: design, completion July 13, 2030); a $314.2 thousand project awarded September 4, 2025, to acquire a carrier vehicle with rotary plow attachment for snow removal operations (completion September 3, 2029); an airport master plan update awarded August 25, 2022 (formula grant, completion August 24, 2026); and a COVID-19 relief grant awarded December 28, 2021, for airport operations, personnel, cleaning, sanitization, and debt service (completion December 27, 2025). As a sub-recipient, the city draws federal funding through the Ohio Department of Transportation (bridge preservation, roadway major rehabilitation), the Department of Housing and Urban Development (Community Development Block Grants, HOME Investment Partnerships Program), and an unnamed entity managing FY2025 CDBG awards. The sub-recipient portfolio spans transportation infrastructure, housing and community development, and economic assistance across awards dated 2021 through 2026. Activity was concentrated in 2023 (eight awards) with lighter recent volume (two awards in 2026 year-to-date).