Town Of Milan Town Hall

Town Of Milan, a municipality in Milan, New Hampshire, receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient for community forest management and infrastructure resilience projects, with secondary participation in federal disaster-assistance sub-awards. The town is a U.S. local government entity structured as a municipality and does not hold federal contracts or contract vehicles; its federal footprint consists entirely of grant awards from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Town Of Milan's recent grant work centers on natural-resource stewardship and post-disaster recovery. As a prime recipient, the town completed a Milan Community Forest project grant from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 9 (Eastern Region), which achieved final status in June 2026 ahead of the original expiration date. The town also appears in subordinate grant roles, including a 2025 FEMA Public Assistance sub-award through the New Hampshire Department of Safety for restoration of the Sterns Brook Bridge, which sustained damage to concrete armor and approach infrastructure, and a 2022 shelter-generator sub-award (federal source and dollar magnitude not specified in the source).

Activity is sparse and episodic across the five years in the source data. The town received one award in 2016, one in 2018, one in 2022, one in 2024, and one in 2025, with total obligated dollars at $2.6 million across all five awards. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service accounts for two awards and the FEMA Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards division for one, with coverage at 80% of the town's small portfolio. No recompete cliff or parent-vehicle seat is present; the town operates as a direct grant recipient without standing on government-wide acquisition vehicles or blanket purchase agreements. Federal grant funding represents the entirety of Town Of Milan's documented federal transacting.