City Of Slocomb

City of Slocomb, operating through its Clerks Office, is a municipal government entity in Alabama that has received federal grants as a prime recipient and participates in federal grant sub-awards, operating exclusively in the grant channel rather than federal contracting.

The City of Slocomb is a U.S. local government (City, municipality) headquartered at 263 East Lawrence Street, Slocomb, Alabama 36375. As a government entity, it does not hold SBA designations or compete under set-aside categories; it operates as a direct federal grant recipient eligible for congressionally directed and competitive grant funding from civilian federal agencies. The vendor's federal footprint is small and emerging: three total awards (one prime grant, two sub-grants) obligating $728 thousand across the past three years.

Recent grant activity includes a $278 thousand Project Grant from the Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service (CFDA 10.766, Community Facilities Loans and Grants program) awarded May 15, 2026, obligated through May 15, 2028. The award supports construction, enlargement, extension, or improvement of essential community facilities in Slocomb serving low-income rural residents, with priority toward fire protection, police and rescue services, healthcare, education, utility services, or community centers. As a sub-recipient, the City of Slocomb received a Byrne JAG Equipment Grant through the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (awarded March 30, 2026) to replace ten obsolete conducted energy weapons (Taser units) with new Axon Taser 10 systems for the Slocomb Police Department. An earlier sub-award from the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs (awarded November 7, 2023) directed Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds toward street resurfacing.

Two agencies account for all recent activity: the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service (one prime award, $278 thousand) and the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs (one sub-award). One prime award (the RUS grant) faces ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and will require recompete or renewal. The City's grant portfolio is concentrated in rural infrastructure and public safety equipment, with no active federal contracting vehicles or prime contract awards in the source data.