Town Of Kearny Town Hall

Town Of Kearny Town Hall Finance Department Division is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since September 2004, representing the municipality of Kearny, New Jersey, located at 402 Kearny Ave. As a municipal government body, the Town of Kearny serves its residents by accessing federal grant funding to support critical infrastructure improvements, emergency services, public health, environmental remediation, and community development initiatives. The entity has demonstrated a strong track record of successfully obtaining and managing federal grant awards across multiple program areas, positioning itself as an active recipient of federal financial assistance for projects that enhance public safety, environmental quality, and quality of life for its residents.

The Town of Kearny's federal grant portfolio reflects a diverse range of municipal services and infrastructure improvements delivered through various federal agencies and programs. Most prominently, the entity has received multiple Assistance to Firefighters Grants from FEMA, including a recent $285,000 project grant (2025-2027) supporting firefighter equipment procurement, specialized training, and wellness programs, as well as a prior award (2022-2024). Additionally, the town has been active in water infrastructure through a cooperative agreement with EPA Region 2 focused on lead water service line replacement on Brighton Avenue, Rose Street, Park Avenue, and Park Place, with associated roadway repairs and ADA-compliant upgrades. The town has also received funding under the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant program from the Department of Energy and participated in the Port Security Grant Program through FEMA. Through sub-awards administered by prime grantees including the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Hispanic Access Foundation, New Jersey Department of Health, and New Jersey Department of Transportation, Kearny has undertaken projects encompassing urban tree canopy expansion (188 native trees), public health capacity building and infectious disease preparedness, environmental remediation and stormwater management at the Gunnel Oval recreational complex, transportation infrastructure upgrades, and public transit vehicle procurement through New Jersey Transit Corporation.