Town Of Newry

Town Of Newry, a Maine municipality, acts as a federal grant sub-recipient exclusively, receiving infrastructure repair and maintenance funding through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as passed through the Emergency Management Agency Maine.

Town Of Newry is a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Newry, Maine. It operates solely in the grant sub-recipient role — all three federal awards in the source footprint are sub-grants from FEMA via the state emergency management agency. The municipality has not held prime federal contracts, IDV seats, or prime federal grant awards.

The funding relationship is narrow and concentrated. FEMA accounts for 100% of the municipality's recent federal award activity, flowing through the Emergency Management Agency Maine as the intermediary prime grantee. Three sub-awards obligate $455 thousand in combined federal dollars across a nineteen-month period (July 2024 through April 2025). The work scope centers on emergency and disaster-recovery infrastructure: emergency road repairs (August 2024 sub-award), townwide culverts, ditches, and shoulders (July 2024 sub-award), and townwide roads, culvert replacement, and bridge repairs (April 2025 sub-award). Activity has declined — two awards in 2024, one in 2025 — though the most recent award (April 2025) falls outside the typical trailing-year measurement window and may reflect episodic disaster-response funding rather than recurring annual volume. The municipality does not sit on federal vehicles, has no teaming relationships with prime contractors, and does not function as a subcontractor on federal contracts. Its federal posture is that of a local-infrastructure recipient of FEMA disaster-recovery and emergency-repair grants, without broader civilian or defense procurement exposure.