Town Of Weathersfield

Town Of Weathersfield, a U.S. municipal government entity headquartered in West Windsor, Vermont, acts as a prime recipient of federal infrastructure and disaster-recovery grants and as a sub-recipient on transportation and emergency-management sub-awards from state and federal intermediaries. The town operates entirely outside federal contract vehicles and does not bid as a prime contractor; its federal funding footprint consists of ten awards across thirty years, with most activity concentrated in the past two years as sub-recipient on transportation and public-safety sub-grants from the Vermont Agency of Transportation and the Vermont Department of Public Safety.

Weathersfield's prime grant work centers on environmental restoration and streambank protection. As a prime recipient of a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service, the town received funding to execute a streambank protection project on Vermont Route 106 in Windsor County in response to July 2023 storm damage; the award carries an October 31, 2026 ultimate completion date. The town's customer concentration reflects its geography and immediate infrastructure needs: the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration account for five awards combined; the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New England holds two awards with $55 thousand in combined potential value; the National Resources Conservation Service holds one award; and the Federal Emergency Management Agency anchors one award. The potential-value concentration is minimal and dispersed — the $55 thousand Corps of Engineers total represents 100% of disclosed potential value across all ten awards, while the obligated-dollar total ($1.7 million) substantially exceeds potential value, indicating that most awards have been fully funded and largely spent.

Weathersfield's sub-grant activity runs through state intermediaries on transportation infrastructure and emergency management work. Seven sub-awards flow from the Vermont Agency of Transportation (six awards dating June 2024 through July 2025) for scoping, pedestrian improvements, culvert replacement, and salt-shed construction on town roads, and one sub-award from the Vermont Department of Public Safety (May 2024) for public-works reimbursement across multiple work phases. Two awards (combined potential value $47 thousand) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. Award frequency has risen sharply — one award in 2003, one in 2019, four in 2024, and four in 2025 — reflecting recent federal disaster relief and transportation infrastructure authorization rather than sustained procurement activity.