Town Of Newburg

Town of Newburg is a U.S. local government entity and municipality registered to receive federal grant awards. As a small town in West Virginia, Newburg primarily engages with the federal government through grant programs aimed at improving local infrastructure and natural resources. The town has been registered in SAM.gov since September 2009, with its current registration valid until July 2025. Newburg's involvement in federal grant programs suggests a focus on community development and environmental protection initiatives, leveraging both direct federal funding and state-administered federal grant programs to support these efforts.

Recent federal grant activity for the Town of Newburg includes both prime awards and sub-awards, demonstrating its commitment to enhancing local infrastructure and environmental resources. In July 2024, Newburg received a significant prime award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service. This $753,032 Cooperative Agreement, awarded under the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention program (CFDA 10.904), funds the completion of a Plan-Environmental Assessment for the Three Forks Creek Watershed. The project aims to address watershed protection, public recreation, and public fish and wildlife concerns, with a scheduled completion date of February 2026. Additionally, Newburg has been involved in sub-grant awards related to waterline extension projects. These sub-awards, received through the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection as the prime grantee, focus on the Town of Newburg / Independence Area Waterline Extension. This pattern of awards indicates that Newburg is actively engaged in improving its water infrastructure and environmental resources, working in partnership with both federal and state agencies to implement critical community development projects.