Lenox Township

Lenox Township, a municipality in Nicholson, Pennsylvania, receives federal disaster relief funding as a sub-recipient under the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Public Assistance grant program, exclusively through the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency as the prime grantee. The township is not a federal contractor and does not hold any prime contract vehicles.

Lenox Township's entire federal award footprint consists of four sub-awards issued on February 5, 2026, all deriving from FEMA Public Assistance funding distributed to communities affected by Tropical Storm Debby on August 9–10, 2024. The combined obligation across these four sub-awards totals $505 thousand. All four awards flow through the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, making FEMA the sole federal customer agency represented in the township's recent activity. The township acts exclusively as a sub-recipient and has no federal contracting capability or presence on procurement vehicles.

Lenox Township qualifies as a local government entity eligible for federal disaster relief under FEMA's Public Assistance program following the August 2024 tropical storm event. The township's federal footprint is limited in scope and duration — confined to disaster recovery assistance rather than ongoing service delivery or operational contracting — and reflects no business development activity, prime contract positioning, or multi-year agency relationships typical of federal contractors or vendors. This profile is consistent with direct federal assistance to municipalities for infrastructure repair and recovery following declared disasters, not procurement or grants management contracting.