Town Of Wardsboro

Town of Wardsboro, doing business as Town Clerks Office, is a U.S. local government municipality registered to receive federal awards since December 2011. As a small rural town in Vermont, Wardsboro provides typical local government services to its residents, including public works, transportation infrastructure maintenance, and public safety. Through federal grant awards and sub-awards, the Town of Wardsboro has secured funding to support various infrastructure and disaster recovery projects that benefit the local community. The town's involvement in federal grant programs demonstrates its commitment to improving local infrastructure and responding to natural disasters, leveraging federal resources to enhance the quality of life for its residents.

The Town of Wardsboro has received several sub-awards for transportation infrastructure projects, primarily through the Vermont Agency of Transportation. These include funding for engineering, construction, and project management of a new salt and sand storage facility on South Wardsboro Road, approximately 0.26 miles south of VT100. This project, which received multiple sub-awards, demonstrates the town's focus on improving local road maintenance capabilities. Additionally, Wardsboro has received funding for culvert replacement scoping on Sheldon Hill Road, further supporting transportation infrastructure improvements. The town has also been involved in disaster recovery efforts, receiving a sub-award from the Vermont Department of Public Safety for the DR-4532 disaster recovery program. Most recently, in April 2024, the Town of Wardsboro was awarded a prime federal grant from the National Resources Conservation Service for an Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) project. This cooperative agreement focuses on debris removal and streambank protection due to storms in July 2023, highlighting the town's ongoing efforts to mitigate and recover from natural disasters.