City Of Thorp

City of Thorp Police Department, a U.S. local government entity based in Thorp, Wisconsin, receives federal grants for water and waste disposal infrastructure as a prime recipient under the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service's Water and Waste Disposal Systems for Rural Communities program (CFDA 10.760), and participates as a sub-recipient on environmental infrastructure grants from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

The vendor's federal footprint is modest and infrastructure-focused. As a prime grant recipient, City of Thorp Police Department received two awards totaling $4.943 million from USDA Rural Utilities Service: a $4.038 million project grant awarded May 10, 2022 for water and waste disposal systems infrastructure and services (ultimate completion May 10, 2023), and a $905 thousand project grant awarded June 29, 2023 for water and waste disposal systems serving financially disadvantaged rural residents and businesses (ultimate completion June 29, 2023). In its sub-recipient role, City of Thorp Police Department participates in a lead service line replacement initiative funded through the Environmental Protection Agency Region 5, with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources as the prime grantee (award date July 23, 2025).

Customer concentration is split between two federal agencies: the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service accounts for two prime awards, and the Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 accounts for one sub-award. Total federal dollars obligated across all three awards is $5.1 million. Activity is sparse — one award per year in 2022 and 2023, with the most recent sub-award dated July 2025. This entity does not hold federal contracts, GWACs, schedules, or BPAs; all federal activity is grant-funded. The vendor's federal role is limited to rural water and wastewater infrastructure development for the Thorp community.