City Of Statesville

The City of Statesville is a local government municipality located in North Carolina, approximately 30 miles north of Charlotte, serving a population of approximately 29,000 residents. As a registered entity in SAM.gov since 2009, the city primarily engages with federal agencies through grant programs, focusing on public safety, infrastructure development, and community improvement initiatives. The city's federal grant awards demonstrate its commitment to enhancing local services and addressing community needs through strategic federal funding opportunities.

City of Statesville has received federal grants from multiple agencies, including the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Community Oriented Policing Program, and FEMA. These grants have supported diverse projects such as law enforcement technology upgrades, body-worn camera system replacements, community policing expansion, brownfields assessment and cleanup, and public safety enhancements. Specific grant activities include purchasing new police equipment, conducting environmental site assessments, acquiring land for airport development, supporting domestic violence investigative initiatives, and improving school safety. The city has worked with prime partners like the North Carolina Department of Public Safety and the Aviation Division to execute sub-grant awards, with grant values ranging from equipment purchases to comprehensive multi-year projects focused on infrastructure, public safety, and community development. Notable grants include a $410,000 BJA project for body camera system replacement, a $500,000 EPA brownfields cooperative agreement, and multiple sub-awards supporting land acquisition, emergency preparedness, and law enforcement capacity building.