City Of ST Mary

City Of ST Mary, a municipal government entity headquartered in St Mary, Missouri, receives federal grants as a prime recipient and subrecipient focused on infrastructure, utilities, and disaster recovery. The vendor operates exclusively in the federal grant space; it does not hold prime contracts or contract vehicles.

City Of ST Mary's federal footprint is sparse and concentrated. Two agencies account for 100% of recent awards: the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service (4 awards) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (3 awards), with a combined $2 million in obligated dollars across seven awards spanning from 2008 to 2026. The vendor's activity pattern is episodic — one award in 2008, two in 2009, one in 2012, and a cluster of three awards in 2026 — rather than sustained annual engagement.

As a subrecipient, City Of ST Mary has received three FEMA sub-grants passed through the Missouri Department of Public Safety dating to June and July 2026. These cover wastewater treatment plant utilities ($F — Utilities category), infrastructure damages ($E — Buildings and Equipment), and management costs ($Z category). The source does not disclose the specific dollar magnitude or grant program CFDA numbers for these sub-awards, nor does it provide detail on the four USDA Rural Utilities Service awards. City Of ST Mary's federal role is that of a beneficiary of disaster relief and rural infrastructure funding rather than a vendor selling services or goods to agencies. The vendor carries no SBA designations, as it is a municipal government entity, not a for-profit or nonprofit business concern.