City Of Pitts

City Of Pitts, a municipal government entity based in Pitts, Georgia, receives federal grants as a prime recipient and sub-recipient focused on rural water infrastructure and environmental compliance projects. The city operates exclusively in the grant space with no contract prime or subcontract activity; its federal funding derives entirely from the Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service and the Environmental Protection Agency Region 4.

The city's grant portfolio splits evenly between prime recipient and sub-recipient roles across four awards totaling $1.1 million in combined obligation. As a prime recipient, City Of Pitts received a Project Grant from USDA Rural Utilities Service for a Hurricanes HIM Water Grant awarded August 9, 2021 with ultimate completion in August 2023. As a sub-recipient, the city has received two sub-grant awards from the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (prime grantee) dated December 13, 2024 and November 21, 2024, each focused on conducting an inventory to identify existing lead service lines in the city's drinking water system — this work reflects compliance with federal lead-service-line identification requirements under EPA drinking-water standards. The two customer agencies — USDA Rural Utilities Service and EPA Region 4 — account for 100% of recent awards, with equal split between the two (two awards each).

Award activity is sparse and episodic: one award in 2019, one in 2021, and two in 2024. The city's federal footprint is constrained to rural water infrastructure, lead-line inventory, and related environmental compliance work typical of small-municipality water-system grants. City Of Pitts holds no IDIQs, GWACs, or other parent contract vehicles and does not operate as a federal contractor.