Clinton Township Of Texas County

Clinton Township Of Texas County is a U.S. local government entity that receives federal grant sub-awards for infrastructure repair and reconstruction, channeled through the Missouri Department of Public Safety as the pass-through grantee. All five of the township's recent federal awards are sub-awards—the township holds no prime contracts or grants—totaling $843 thousand obligated across infrastructure projects in 2025 and early 2026.

The township's federal footprint is concentrated entirely in disaster recovery and emergency infrastructure repair funded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Between August 2025 and January 2026, Clinton Township received five sub-awards from Missouri Department of Public Safety for roads, bridges, culverts, and low-water crossing repairs: Clinton Township-Wide Road Damages (August 2025), Clinton Township Little Creek Road Low Water Crossings (August 2025), a Box Culverts project on King Road for low water crossing work (August 2025), Clinton Township-Wide Culvert Damages (October 2025), and Pleasant Hill Road Low Water Crossing completion work (January 2026). No parent FEMA grant program CFDA number is specified in the source. Activity spans only two calendar years in the available data, with four awards in 2025 and one in early 2026; the township has no recurring relationship with other federal agencies and does not participate in federal contract vehicles, IDIQs, or GWACs.

As a municipal entity, Clinton Township operates exclusively as a sub-recipient of federal disaster-assistance funds rather than as a prime contractor or grant recipient. The source provides no information on the township's workforce, operating budget, or organizational structure beyond its geographic location in Texas County, Missouri.