Town Of Enfield

North Thompsonville Fire District 10, a subordinate division of the Town of Enfield, Connecticut, acts as a federal grant sub-recipient focused on transit and emergency services, operating within a municipal government entity structure with minimal federal contract footprint. The Fire District has received nine federal grant sub-awards across a thirteen-award total portfolio, operating exclusively as a sub-recipient rather than as a prime grantee or contractor; it has not held federal contract vehicles or prime contract awardee status.

The Fire District's federal work centers on Section 5310 transportation grants (CFDA 20.516), the federal program supporting transportation services for elderly and disabled individuals. Recent sub-awards include a March 2025 grant for large-urban vehicle purchase under Section 5310 FFY 2023, a March 2024 Section 5310 vehicle-purchase sub-award for large-urban service areas, and a series of Section 5310 FFY 2019 operating sub-awards dating to late 2021. The portfolio spans both large-urban and small-urban designations. The Fire District's combined obligated dollars across all thirteen awards total $877 thousand, reflecting the modestly scaled nature of these grants. The source does not disclose specific dollar values for individual awards or name the prime grantees or administering agencies beyond Federal Emergency Management Agency references in the top-customer summation. The Fire District operates as a child entity under the Town of Enfield Board of Education, which maintains its own federal grant footprint and likely serves as the grant administrator for some or all of the Fire District's sub-awards.

Activity has been episodic rather than sustained — one award in 2017, one in 2020, seven clustered in 2021, one in 2024, and one in 2025 — suggesting grant-dependent rather than contract-dependent federal engagement. The two customer agencies listed (Federal Emergency Management Agency and a related FEMA financial-assistance line) account for only 23% of the total award count in the source data, indicating other federal grantors are present but not detailed in the coverage block. The Fire District's federal footprint does not include federal contract vehicles, managed by federal acquisition offices, or prime contractor positioning; all activity is municipal grant receipt and sub-grant administration, typical of local government emergency services and transportation programs.