Town Of Indialantic Town Hall

Town Of Indialantic, a U.S. local government municipality based in Indialantic, Florida, receives federal grant sub-awards as a recipient of hazard mitigation and disaster relief funding channeled through the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management, rather than as a prime contractor or direct federal grantee.

The Town operates exclusively in a sub-recipient role on federal grants; it holds no federal contracts and has no prime contract awardees. Across recent activity, the Town has received four federal grant sub-awards totaling $452 thousand in obligated dollars. All customer relationship flow through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which accounts for 100% of the Town's federal award footprint, with funding flowing via the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management as the prime grantee.

Representative sub-award work includes a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program project awarded May 19, 2026, to install backup power infrastructure at the Indialantic Fire Rescue station located at 216 Fourth Avenue. The project funds the procurement and installation of one permanent 100 kilowatt capacity generator with an automatic transfer switch, natural gas line extension, and electrical connections, replacing a 20-year-old, 60 kilowatt undersized generator. The generator and switch components must be protected against a 500-year flood event and comply with National Flood Insurance Program requirements and ASCE 7 wind standards. The Town also received FEMA disaster assistance sub-awards following Hurricane Matthew (FEMA-4283-DR-FL, August 25, 2023) and a parks infrastructure sub-award (July 7, 2023). Activity is sparse and episodic rather than a sustained federal footprint — one award in 2013, two in 2023, and one in 2026 — reflecting the Town's receipt of hazard mitigation and disaster recovery grants rather than ongoing federal service delivery or procurement relationships.