City Of South Pasadena

City Of South Pasadena, a municipal government entity headquartered in South Pasadena, Florida, receives federal funding for emergency infrastructure restoration and resilience projects as a sub-recipient under FEMA grants administered through the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management. The city operates exclusively in a sub-recipient capacity and does not hold prime contracts or prime grants from the federal government.

City Of South Pasadena's federal footprint is concentrated entirely within FEMA disaster-recovery and emergency-management funding streams. Three sub-awards obligate $187 thousand combined, awarded between November 2025 and May 2026. The first sub-award, issued November 20, 2025, funded Category E emergency work (fire station electrical infrastructure, fencing, and guardrail repairs) under FEMA cost-share provisions. A second sub-award dated February 5, 2026 covered emergency work day one through day seventy-five for South Pasadena at a 90 percent federal cost share. The most recent sub-award, dated May 19, 2026, funded Category F infrastructure improvements including lift station installation, solar lighting, and parking lot lighting upgrades. All three sub-awards flow through the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management as the prime grantee, positioning the city as a pass-through recipient for federal disaster assistance rather than as an independent federal contractor or grant applicant.

Activity remains nascent — one award in 2025, two in 2026 — with total obligated dollars at $187 thousand across all awards. The city serves a single federal customer agency: the Federal Emergency Management Agency. This profile reflects typical municipal-government federal engagement, where local jurisdictions access disaster recovery and resilience funding through state-administered pass-through mechanisms rather than direct federal procurement or contracting relationships.