Municipio De Loiza

Municipio De Loiza is a local government entity located in Puerto Rico, registered in SAM.gov since 2009 with a current registration valid through March 2026. As a U.S. local government and municipality, the entity primarily engages with federal agencies through grant-based partnerships focused on public safety, emergency management, and community infrastructure development. The municipality is situated in the northeastern coastal region of Puerto Rico, serving the local communities through various municipal governance and public service initiatives.

The municipality has received substantial federal grant awards primarily from the Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance, including two recent project grants totaling $582,000. These grants focus on enhancing public safety through specialized law enforcement initiatives, such as establishing a 24/7 maritime security monitoring system and providing comprehensive municipal police patrol services. Additionally, Municipio De Loiza has been involved in multiple sub-grant awards with entities like the PR Department of Housing, Governor's Authorized Representative, and Puerto Rico Highway & Transportation Authority. These sub-grants cover diverse areas including Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs, emergency relief funds, transportation infrastructure support, and public facility repairs, particularly in response to infrastructure damage from events like Hurricane Maria. The sub-grant awards demonstrate the municipality's ability to collaborate with various state and federal agencies to address community needs across public safety, housing, transportation, and disaster recovery domains.