City Of Spokane Valley

City of Spokane Valley is a local government entity located in Spokane Valley, Washington, that has successfully secured federal grant funding to support critical community infrastructure and public safety initiatives. Registered in SAM.gov since April 2009, the city functions as a prime awardee for federal grants focused on transportation infrastructure improvements, law enforcement capacity building, and energy efficiency initiatives. As a U.S. local government entity, the city leverages federal funding to enhance public services and community well-being through strategic infrastructure and safety programs.

The City of Spokane Valley has demonstrated substantial federal grant activity across multiple service areas. In transportation and infrastructure, the city has been the prime awardee for two major Federal Railroad Administration grants totaling approximately $32.6 million through the National Infrastructure Investments (RAISE) program and the Railroad Development program, with project completion dates extending through 2031. These grants fund comprehensive improvements including the replacement of a highway-rail at-grade crossing at Pines Road with a new underpass, construction of a multi-lane roundabout at the Pines Road and Trent Avenue intersection, development of separated shared-use paths, and creation of a new trailhead facility with electric vehicle charging and pedestrian access to the Centennial Trail and Spokane River. In law enforcement and public safety, the city has secured two Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grants totaling $1.25 million for hiring additional career law enforcement officers and implementing community policing strategies, with both awards spanning five-year periods ending in 2029-2030. Additionally, the city received an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to support energy reduction and efficiency improvements. The city also functions as a sub-awardee through the Washington State Department of Transportation for numerous transportation projects including pavement repair and overlay work, sidewalk construction, signal upgrades, intersection improvements, safety enhancements, and the Sullivan Road and Trent Avenue interchange reconstruction, demonstrating a strong ongoing relationship with state transportation authorities for local infrastructure maintenance and improvement.