Town Of Brighton

Town Of Brighton, a local government entity in Tennessee, receives federal disaster-assistance sub-grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) as the pass-through entity. The town operates exclusively as a sub-recipient under FEMA's Public Assistance program and does not hold prime contracts or prime federal grants.

Town Of Brighton's federal footprint consists entirely of eighteen FEMA Public Assistance (PA) sub-awards totaling $1.8 million in combined obligation value, awarded between February 2022 and December 2025. Seventeen awards arrived in a single tranche on February 3, 2022, all designated as PA 4645, with one additional award dated December 10, 2025. All awards flow through Tennessee Emergency Management Agency as the prime recipient and administrative pass-through. The source does not disclose individual award amounts, project scopes, or disaster event designations for the PA 4645 tranche; the December 2025 award reflects FEMA's standard Public Assistance program description covering debris removal, emergency protective measures, restoration and repair of disaster-damaged public and eligible nonprofit facilities, and hazard mitigation and code compliance improvements.

Customer concentration is absolute — FEMA Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards accounts for 100% of the town's recent federal activity, and Town Of Brighton serves as a sub-recipient rather than a competitive federal contractor. The town has no position on federal contract vehicles, parent contracts, or IDIQs. Activity was front-loaded in 2022 and sparse thereafter, with the single 2025 award marking the first new FEMA award in nearly four years. The town's role is limited to receiving allocations under a centrally administered federal grant program, not competing for or managing federal contracts or procurement relationships.