Town Of Miami, Arizona Municipal Property Corp

Town Of Miami, Arizona Municipal Property Corp is a municipal entity based in Miami, Arizona that receives federal grants as a prime recipient for watershed protection, rural infrastructure, and transit-capital work, with 90% of its recent federal awards flowing through sub-recipient roles on transportation and emergency response initiatives. The town is a U.S. local government entity structured as a city, with no prime federal contract vehicle awards and no contractor subcontract work in the source record.

The town's prime grant footprint centers on three awards from the Department of Agriculture. Most recently, the Natural Resources Conservation Service awarded a $7.6 million Cooperative Agreement on April 16, 2026, under the Emergency Watershed Protection Program (CFDA 10.923) to fund clearing, snagging, and streambank stabilization along Bloody Tanks Wash in Gila County, Arizona, with completion scheduled for October 23, 2026. The town serves as project sponsor responsible for implementation, local cost-sharing, securing land rights and permits, and long-term operation and maintenance. Earlier awards include a Rural Business Cooperative Services project grant in July 2022 for a Rural Business Cooperative Rural Enterprise initiative (completion July 2024) and a Community Facilities project grant in August 2021 through the Community Facilities program.

The sub-recipient award portfolio (28 of 31 awards) reveals substantial transit and emergency-management grant pass-through activity. Sub-awards cluster in two categories: recurring transit-capital and operating support awarded on October 1st annually from 2021 through 2025, including bus and van replacements, preventive maintenance, and operating and administrative funding; and emergency response and resilience grants, including a June 2024 FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) award for a Town of Miami Flood Control and Wash Improvement Study under the FY22 program cycle. The sub-awards total 21 transit line items and additional emergency-management awards spanning fiscal years 2021 through 2026.

The town has worked with three distinct federal agencies—the Department of Agriculture in three capacities (NRCS, Rural Housing Service Community Facilities, and Rural Business Cooperative Services), plus implied relationships with FEMA through sub-awards—over a five-year period. Combined dollars obligated across all 31 awards total $10.3 million. Activity has grown from two awards in 2022 to nine in 2025, with one award in the source record dated to 2026. One award faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure. The town does not hold prime positions on federal contracts or IDVs and does not serve as a prime contractor to other entities on federal awards; its federal footprint is exclusively grant-based.