Wheeler Town Of Highway Dept

Wheeler Town Of Highway Dept, a U.S. local government entity organized as a township, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, with no prime contracting or federal contract vehicle presence. The vendor has received five federal grant sub-awards, all routed through the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services as the prime grantee and FEMA as the federal funding source, with combined dollars obligated totaling $681 thousand across awards spanning 2014 through July 2026.

The Town's grant work centers on infrastructure repair and emergency management administration. Two sub-awards issued in January 2026 address specific physical infrastructure: one carries a line item for culverts and road damages ($766,339 code), and a second covers general work to be completed on roads ($766,340 code). A third sub-award dated July 2026 funds management costs ($964,239 code). The grant stream appears episodic rather than continuous — the source data shows two awards in 2014, then a gap until three awards in 2026, suggesting sub-recipient status follows disaster declarations or emergency declarations that flow FEMA funds through New York State to local jurisdictions.

FEMA Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards account for 100% of the vendor's award footprint, concentrated through a single passthrough entity (New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services). The Town has no observed federal contracting relationships, no seats on GSA Schedules or GWACs, and no visibility as a contract prime. Wheeler Town Of Highway Dept operates as a pure grant sub-recipient for infrastructure and emergency management work, with all federal funding flowing through the state disaster-assistance pathway rather than direct federal procurement or standing contract vehicles.