City Of Smithville

City of Smithville is a U.S. local government entity registered as a municipality to receive federal grant awards. As a city government, Smithville likely provides a range of public services to its residents, though specific details about the city are not provided. In terms of federal funding, City of Smithville has primarily received grant awards related to community facility disaster relief and airport infrastructure improvements. The city has been registered in SAM.gov since September 2009 and maintains an active registration, indicating ongoing eligibility for federal funding opportunities.

The City of Smithville has received multiple prime grant awards through the Community Facility 2019 Disaster Grants program for tornadoes, floods, and other disasters. These project grants were awarded by the Rural Utilities Service, a civilian agency, with the most recent award made in February 2024. The disaster grants likely support recovery efforts and infrastructure improvements following natural disasters. Additionally, Smithville has been the recipient of several sub-grant awards related to airport development. These sub-grants, awarded through the Tennessee Department of Transportation, have funded projects such as runway obstruction removal, including both design and construction phases, as well as environmental assessments (NEPA). The city also received an Airport Coronavirus Response Grant Program (ACRGP) sub-award, likely to address impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on local airport operations.