Town Of Albany

Town Of Albany, operating as Town Clerk, is a U.S. government entity registered to receive federal grant awards since September 21, 2010. As a local government organization classified as a township, it primarily serves the community of Albany, Vermont. The entity is involved in various federally-funded projects, particularly those related to disaster response, emergency management, and conservation efforts. Town Of Albany's business types include U.S. Local Government, U.S. State Government, Township, and DOT Certified DBE, indicating its diverse roles in serving the local community and engaging with state and federal programs. Through federal grant awards, Town Of Albany provides services focused on environmental management, disaster recovery, and public infrastructure maintenance.

Recent federal grant awards to Town Of Albany demonstrate its involvement in critical infrastructure and disaster recovery projects. The entity received a prime federal grant award from the National Resources Conservation Service for an Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) project in Orleans County, Vermont. This project, awarded on April 4, 2024, focused on debris removal in Lamphear Brook due to storms in July 2023, highlighting the town's role in environmental management and disaster response. Additionally, Town Of Albany has been a sub-grantee in multiple Public Assistance (PA) projects under the Vermont Department of Public Safety. These sub-awards, associated with disaster declarations DR-4720 and DR-4474, involved various public assistance activities, likely including infrastructure repair, emergency protective measures, and debris removal following natural disasters. These grants underscore Town Of Albany's crucial role in local disaster recovery efforts and its collaboration with state-level emergency management agencies, showcasing its capacity to manage and execute federally-funded projects aimed at community resilience and recovery.