City Of Reidsville

The City of Reidsville is a municipal government located in Georgia, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since July 2011, with a current registration valid through May 10, 2025. As a U.S. local government entity, Reidsville primarily focuses on infrastructure development, public services, and community improvement initiatives for rural residents. The city has demonstrated a consistent track record of securing federal grant awards, particularly in critical infrastructure and public safety domains, targeting essential community needs through various federal assistance programs.

Reidsville has received significant federal grant awards from multiple agencies, with a primary focus on water and waste infrastructure, public safety, and community development. The city has secured three notable prime federal grants: a $1,411,000 USDA Rural Utilities Service water and waste disposal grant in 2024, a $294,730 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant in 2023, and a $1.5 million USDA Rural Utilities Service water and waste disposal grant in 2021. Additionally, the city has obtained several sub-grants from the Georgia Department of Transportation and the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, including airport infrastructure improvements at Swinton Smith Field and sewer infrastructure projects. These grants collectively support critical municipal improvements such as water system upgrades, wastewater treatment facilities, firefighter safety equipment, airport terminal development, fuel facility installations, and targeted street and infrastructure renovations. The grant awards demonstrate Reidsville's strategic approach to leveraging federal funding for comprehensive community enhancement and infrastructure modernization.