City Of Richfield

The City of Richfield is a local government entity located in Minnesota, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since November 2011, with its registration set to expire in June 2025. As a U.S. local government, Richfield has established itself as a recipient of federal grant awards, focusing on community development, infrastructure improvement, and public health initiatives. While specific details about the city's overall mission are not provided, its engagement with federal grant programs suggests a commitment to enhancing urban infrastructure, environmental resilience, and public safety.

The City of Richfield has secured federal grant awards that demonstrate a strategic approach to urban planning and community preparedness. In February 2023, the city received a federal grant (B23CPMN0879) from the Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, classified as an economic development and community project funding initiative. More recently, Richfield has been involved in two significant sub-grant awards. The first, through the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, focuses on a comprehensive stormwater infrastructure vulnerability assessment, involving hydrologic and hydraulic modeling to evaluate flood risks, incorporate climate change projections, and prioritize improvements with an environmental justice lens. The second sub-grant, awarded by the Minnesota Department of Health, supports public health emergency preparedness and response capabilities, indicating the city's commitment to comprehensive community resilience and safety. These grants highlight Richfield's proactive approach to urban planning, environmental sustainability, and public health preparedness through detailed technical studies and strategic infrastructure improvements.