City Of Troy Al

City of Troy, Alabama, a U.S. local government entity operating as City Hall, is a federal grant recipient that funds airport infrastructure and emergency-response programs across the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, operating as prime recipient (62% of awards) and sub-recipient (38% of awards).

City of Troy's federal award footprint centers on airport capital projects and disaster relief. The vendor has received five prime grants from the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Southern Region totaling approximately $832,000 in combined value for wildlife perimeter fencing and taxiway rehabilitation at Troy-area airports. A $234,517.89 award under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116) received July 9, 2026 funds construction of 11,000 feet of wildlife perimeter fencing with completion scheduled for July 8, 2030. A companion $597,624.21 award under the Airport Infrastructure Grants program (CFDA 20.117) issued July 8, 2026 covers the remaining eligible fencing costs through July 7, 2030. Two prior taxiway rehabilitation grants from the FAA Southern Region (August 2024, ultimate completion August 2028) each fund partial costs to reconstruct 6,500 feet of Taxiway A. An American Rescue Plan Act grant of unspecified dollar value awarded November 30, 2021 provided pandemic-response economic assistance for airport operations and personnel through November 29, 2025. City of Troy's sub-recipient activity includes a October 29, 2025 subaward from the American Public Power Association to develop and deploy cybersecurity defense for public power operations (Troy Utilities), along with multiple sub-awards spanning operations, administrative costs, preventive maintenance, and vehicles dated through October 2025. An Alabama Emergency Management Agency sub-award from July 22, 2022 supported multiple disaster-response projects.

City of Troy's customer concentration is highly concentrated: the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration accounts for 19 of 39 total awards (coverage of 72% when combined with FEMA), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards account for 6 awards. The Department of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service, the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration, and the Alabama Emergency Management Agency complete the active set. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $21.3 million since the earliest award in August 2004. Activity has remained modest and steady at one to four awards per year over the past five years. Two awards face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating limited near-term recompete exposure. City of Troy operates as a parent entity with a named subsidiary, City of Troy (Non-Profit Organization), though the subsidiary's operational role is not detailed in the award data.