Town Of Holbrook

Town Of Holbrook Holbrook Police Department operates as a sub-recipient on federal grants, not as a contractor or prime grantee — all four recent awards are sub-grant arrangements with no federal contracts or prime grant awards in the source footprint. The municipality, headquartered in Holbrook, Massachusetts as a U.S. local government entity, participates in water infrastructure and law-enforcement grant programs under federal agency grantor oversight.

Holbrook's federal grant footprint centers on two distinct programs. Three awards flow through the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust as prime grantee, with Environmental Protection Agency Region 1 as the federal grantor agency. These awards (issued December 2022, January 2024, and December 2024) fund Holbrook's participation in the Tri-Town Regional Water Treatment Plant (TTRWTP) project, a regional facility designed to replace the existing Braintree Water Treatment Plant and the Randolph/Holbrook WTP. The TTRWTP incorporates polymer coagulation, dissolved air flotation, granular activated carbon filtration for PFAS removal, and chlorine disinfection, with a design capacity of 12.5 million gallons per day serving Braintree, Randolph, and Holbrook. The fourth sub-award, dated December 2023, channels through the Department of Public Safety as prime grantee on a Byrne JAG Municipal Law Enforcement Grant Program award from the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance.

Activity remains limited and flat — one award in 2022, one in 2023, two in 2024, for a combined obligated value of $2.6 million across the four sub-awards. EPA Region 1 accounts for 75% of awards by count (three water infrastructure sub-awards), while DOJ accounts for the remaining 25% (one law enforcement grant). Holbrook does not appear as a prime recipient or prime contractor in this footprint; the municipality's role is as a participating locality within regional or state-level grant structures.