Village Of Patchogue

Village Of Patchogue, a municipality incorporated as a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Patchogue, New York, receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient for wastewater infrastructure and community development projects and as a sub-recipient under state and regional grant programs. The village operates exclusively in the federal grant space, with no federal contract awards; its footprint spans primarily sub-grant awards (92% of recent activity) routed through state intermediaries and regional federal offices.

Village Of Patchogue's customer concentration is narrow. The top two funding sources account for 77% of recent awards: the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards program (9 awards) and the Environmental Protection Agency Region 2 (1 award). The FEMA awards reflect disaster recovery and emergency management sub-grants passed through New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, while the EPA award anchors the village's largest single prime-grant commitment.

The village's primary capability footprint centers on wastewater infrastructure, community resilience, and affordable-housing support. As prime recipient, Village Of Patchogue holds a cooperative agreement from EPA Region 2 (award date June 1, 2024, ultimate completion March 1, 2028) to implement a wastewater treatment facility expansion project funded under the 2022 Consolidated Appropriations Act. The project includes headwork improvements, rotating drum screen installation, submersible pump deployment, and increased facility capacity within the existing site footprint, with intended outcomes including nitrogen-load reduction to the Great South Bay and elimination of conventional septic systems in the service area. As sub-recipient under Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and FEMA programs administered through New York State, the village has received five sub-grant awards since 2021 totaling $448,999 for program administration, housing referral services, removal of architectural barriers through accessible ramp installation, sidewalk improvements in low-to-moderate income areas, and disaster recovery reimbursement. Recent sub-grants include $142,500 (October 3, 2024) and $149,999 (October 28, 2025) for housing services, accessibility upgrades, and downtown infrastructure.

Activity has been sporadic — one to two awards per year over the past five years — with only one award (the EPA cooperative agreement) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. Total federal dollars obligated across the thirteen-award footprint reach $6 million, concentrated in the FEMA disaster recovery stream and the single large EPA wastewater infrastructure prime grant.