Town Of Kewanna Town Hall

Town Of Kewanna Town Hall is a municipal government entity located in Kewanna, Indiana, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since July 2012, with registration valid through May 2025. As a U.S. local government, the municipality serves the local community and has been active in securing federal grant sub-awards to support critical infrastructure improvements. While specific details about the town's broader municipal services are not provided, the entity demonstrates a focused approach to leveraging federal grant opportunities to enhance local utility and infrastructure systems.

The Town Of Kewanna Town Hall has recently received three federal grant sub-awards targeting critical water infrastructure improvements. These grants involve multiple prime grantees, including the Lieutenant Governor and Indiana Finance Authority, focusing on essential utility system enhancements. The first sub-award dated December 19, 2024, supports a utility study of wastewater and stormwater infrastructure. The subsequent two sub-awards from March 29, 2024, are specifically directed at drinking water system improvements. One grant aims to ensure water well reliability and sustainability, with Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Economic Challenge (EC) funding allocated for manganese removal in the treatment system. The second March grant focuses on lead service line replacement, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to upgrading and modernizing the town's water infrastructure. These grants indicate the municipality's strategic efforts to secure federal funding for critical public utility and infrastructure projects that directly benefit the local community's health and infrastructure resilience.