City Of Union City

City of Union City is a U.S. local government entity based in Union City, Indiana, registered with SAM.gov since July 2009. As a municipal government, the City serves its community through various infrastructure, economic development, and community improvement initiatives funded through federal grant awards. The City has established itself as an active participant in federal grant programs, particularly those administered by rural development and environmental agencies that support small communities in enhancing their economic vitality and quality of life.

The City of Union City has demonstrated substantial capacity in executing federal grant-funded projects across multiple program areas. Through prime federal grant awards, the City has received funding for rural business development initiatives from the Rural Business Cooperative Services, including Rural Business Development Grants (RBDG) and Rural Business Cooperative Enterprise Grants awarded in 2025, 2024, and 2023. Additionally, the City has received Community Facility Grants from the Rural Utilities Service in 2023 to support infrastructure improvements. A significant prime award from EPA Region 5 in 2021 provided cooperative agreement funding for a brownfield remediation project focused on the Pearl and Oak Streets Corridor, involving inventory, characterization, assessment, and cleanup planning activities for historical brownfield sites in low-income residential and mixed-use areas. Through sub-award arrangements with the Indiana Finance Authority, the City has accessed funding for water infrastructure projects including construction of a south water main loop, industrial park extension, and lead service line replacement completed in 2025. Additional sub-awards coordinated through the Lieutenant Governor's office have supported community development programs, including a homeowner repair assistance initiative for low-to-moderate income households and a blight clearance program involving demolition of blighted commercial and institutional buildings. The City has also received preliminary engineering and right-of-way support through sub-awards administered by the Indiana Department of Transportation, demonstrating its active engagement in multi-agency federal funding partnerships to support comprehensive community revitalization and infrastructure improvement efforts.