Village Of Swanton

The Village of Swanton, Ohio, a U.S. local government municipality, operates as a federal grant recipient (50% of recent awards) and sub-recipient on transportation infrastructure grants. The Village does not hold federal contracts or IDVs; its federal engagement is limited to grant funding for public safety and roadway rehabilitation.

Swanton's federal customer base spans three agencies. The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration accounts for three awards (all sub-recipient roadway minor rehabilitation work flowing through the Ohio Department of Transportation), while the Federal Emergency Management Agency has issued two awards to Swanton as a prime grantee. The Village's primary prime grant work is a $130 thousand Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) project awarded by FEMA in September 2022, designed to enhance firefighter safety and public protection from fire-related hazards through equipment, protective gear, emergency vehicles, and training; the grant completed in September 2024. Sub-recipient work includes three roadway minor rehabilitation awards from the Ohio Department of Transportation, dated January 2025 and June 2026, representing the Village's participation in federal highway infrastructure programs.

The federal funding footprint is modest and episodic. Six total awards across the source period have generated $1.5 million in combined obligations, with activity concentrated in discrete years: one award in 2011, one in 2013, one in 2022, and two awards in 2025–2026. There is no recompete exposure in the immediate pipeline; Swanton's AFG award has completed, and the sub-recipient roadway awards do not generate direct recompete risk for the Village. This profile reflects a small municipality accessing federal emergency management and transportation infrastructure grants rather than a vendor pursuing contracts or competing on government-wide vehicles.