Jackson Township Marilyn Hayes Treasurer

Jackson Township Marilyn Hayes Treasurer Jackson Township Division is a U.S. local government entity (township) that serves as a sub-recipient on federal disaster recovery grants, receiving infrastructure repair funding passed through the Missouri Department of Public Safety as the prime grantee. The township operates exclusively in the sub-recipient role; it holds no federal contracts as a prime and has not been awarded any direct federal contracts or IDVs.

Jackson Township's federal award footprint consists entirely of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) financial assistance sub-awards for disaster-related infrastructure repair. All three recorded sub-awards (100% of recent activity) flow from FEMA to the Missouri Department of Public Safety to Jackson Township, with a combined $1.4 million in obligated dollars. The awards target Jackson Township-wide road damage remediation and bridge repair. The township received a $1.4 million combined sub-award on Mar 3, 2025 for county-wide road damage, followed by a second sub-award on Aug 11, 2025 for Jackson Township levee damage, and most recently a Jan 27, 2026 sub-award designated as roads and bridges Jackson Township townwide roads work under FEMA's disaster recovery program channeled through the state emergency management agency.

Activity emerged in 2025 with two sub-awards that year, followed by one award in 2026. The township serves a single customer agency through its state intermediary — FEMA — with no other federal agencies in its active portfolio. Because Jackson Township operates as a sub-recipient on pass-through FEMA grants rather than as a contractor, it does not compete on federal vehicles, carry NAICS or PSC codes, or maintain a competitive posture across set-aside categories. Its role is limited to execution of disaster-recovery infrastructure projects funded by federal emergency relief appropriations.