Perkasie, Borough Of

Perkasie, Borough Of is a U.S. municipal government entity that operates as a sub-recipient on federal emergency management and law enforcement grants, with no prime contracting or IDV positions. The Borough has received four federal grant sub-awards since 2021, totaling $2.3 million obligated, all delivered through state and federal pass-through grantees rather than direct federal awards.

Perkasie's grant footprint centers on disaster recovery and emergency law enforcement assistance. The Borough received two Public Assistance sub-awards from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency in May 2022, both supporting restoration of public facilities and services damaged by the August 31–September 5, 2021 Ida Floods. In the same May 2022 window, the Borough received a second sub-award from PEMA for flood-related public assistance. The Borough also received an Emergency Federal Law Enforcement Assistance (EFLEA) sub-award from the Crime & Delinquency Commission of Pennsylvania in August 2022, designed to offset emergency costs incurred by local law enforcement response to civil disturbance and unrest.

Customer concentration is narrow and agency-driven. The Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards program accounts for three of four sub-awards (75% of the count). The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance delivered the remaining EFLEA sub-award through the state commission intermediary. Award activity peaked in 2022 with three sub-awards following the Ida disaster; the most recent award dates to August 2022, with no recorded activity in the past four years. As a municipal entity, Perkasie does not hold SBA certifications, does not compete on federal vehicles, and does not serve as a prime grantee or contractor — all award activity is sub-recipient work flowing through state-level grantees and emergency management channels.