Charter Township Of Genesee

Charter Township of Genesee is a local government entity located in Genesee, Michigan, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2004 with a current registration valid until September 10, 2025. As a U.S. Local Government and Township, the entity primarily focuses on serving its local community through various municipal services and infrastructure development. The township has been active in receiving federal grant sub-awards, demonstrating its capacity to leverage federal funding for community improvement and public safety initiatives.

The township has received multiple federal grant sub-awards primarily focused on enhancing public safety and community infrastructure. In October 2023, the Genesee Township Police Department received funding for a comprehensive equipment upgrade, including mobile fingerprint scanners, ballistic shields, vests, helmets, and digital cameras to improve officer safety and law enforcement capabilities. A subsequent grant in September 2024 from the Michigan Department of State Police provided funding for purchasing a breaching ram, preliminary breath test supplies, and a vehicle to meet public safety needs. Most recently, in November 2024, the township received a sub-award from Genesee County for demolition of blighted residential properties, indicating a commitment to community revitalization. These grants, sourced from programs like the Byrne Discretionary Community Project, demonstrate the township's strategic approach to utilizing federal funding to address local infrastructure, public safety, and community development needs.