Town Of Bombay

Town Of Bombay, a U.S. local government entity and township, operates as a sub-recipient of federal grant funding for emergency management and infrastructure projects, with no prime contracting or contract vehicle participation. The township has received five sub-awards totaling $1.3 million obligated across all federal sources, all routed through the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services as the prime grantee.

All five recent sub-awards derive from Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards, making FEMA the exclusive customer agency in the source data. Four sub-awards were issued in 2026 — a $1 million management costs allocation (Aug 27, 2026), a Scanlon Road infrastructure project (Aug 27, 2026), a Bombay Park project (Jan 26, 2026), and a Town-wide Roads and Culvert Washouts recovery project (Jan 26, 2026) — with one earlier sub-award issued in 2013. The township does not hold independent prime grant authority or federal contracting vehicles and operates exclusively as a sub-recipient beneath New York State's pass-through administration. Federal grant dollars support local emergency response, disaster recovery infrastructure, and administrative management costs for town-wide resilience initiatives, typical of FEMA sub-recipient funding structures for municipalities in New York.