Bois De Sioux Watershed Dist

Bois De Sioux Watershed Dist is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal grant awards since August 28, 2015. As a watershed district, it focuses on water resource management and conservation efforts within its jurisdiction. The organization has demonstrated its capacity to manage both direct federal funding and participate in larger state-led initiatives through successful procurement of prime federal grant awards and sub-awards. Its structure as a government entity and classification as local government-owned indicate that it plays a crucial role in implementing water-related projects and programs at the local level. The district's ongoing engagement with federal funding opportunities is evident from its most recent federal grant award received on March 18, 2024.

The recent federal grant award history of Bois De Sioux Watershed Dist reveals its involvement in environmental planning, assessment projects, and disaster relief efforts. The district received a prime federal grant award (NR246322XXXXC002) from the National Resources Conservation Service, a civilian agency, in the form of a cooperative agreement. This grant focuses on assisting in the planning and assessment phase for the Doran Creek watershed (HUC 090201010506), highlighting the district's expertise in watershed management and conservation planning. Additionally, Bois De Sioux Watershed Dist has been awarded two sub-grants (4722DRMNP00000001PA05MN4722PW002930LMQBATXNFZC1 and 4722DRMNP00000001PA05MN4722PW001880LMQBATXNFZC1) related to disaster relief efforts (DR-4722) through the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. These sub-awards indicate the district's role in local disaster response and recovery, likely related to flood management or water-related disaster mitigation within its jurisdiction. The combination of these awards demonstrates the district's diverse capabilities in watershed planning, environmental assessment, and emergency management related to water resources.