City Of Rogers

City Of Rogers, a municipality incorporated as a U.S. local government entity based in Rogers, Texas, acts as a sub-recipient on federal grants for disaster recovery and infrastructure reconstruction, not as a prime contractor. The city operates under a sub-grant posture (86% of recent activity) with a sparse federal footprint of seven total awards spanning the past decade, concentrated in emergency management and rural utilities programs from the Department of Agriculture and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

City Of Rogers has received one prime grant award and six sub-grant awards, all within the past ten years. Recent activity accelerated sharply: one award in 2016, one in 2025, and five awards clustered between February and April 2026, reflecting what appears to be a recent disaster-recovery cycle. The combined dollars obligated across all awards total $1.3 million. The city's customer base spans two federal agencies — the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service and the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards — accounting for 29% of awards in the source data, suggesting additional work from other grantor agencies not listed in the top-customers summary.

Sub-grant work centers on reconstruction of owner-occupied single-family housing for eligible households, with multiple sub-awards issued in February, March, and April 2026 carrying identical scope descriptions. One award issued March 14, 2025, flowed through the Texas Division of Emergency Management for the Reeds Lake Road and Culverts project, indicating infrastructure repair work as a secondary capacity. The city receives federal funds as a pass-through recipient from state agencies and federal disaster-management programs rather than as a direct federal contractor, positioning it within the community development and disaster recovery funding stream rather than federal procurement channels.