City Of Council

The City of Council is a local government entity located in Council, Idaho, registered in SAM.gov since July 17, 2013, with active registration through June 4, 2026. As a U.S. local government and municipality, the city provides critical infrastructure services and participates in various federal award programs, particularly focused on airport and utility infrastructure improvements. The entity is classified as a municipality, airport authority, and council of governments, indicating a broad range of municipal responsibilities and capabilities.

Through federal contract awards, the City of Council has primarily engaged in land rental services, receiving purchase orders from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Intermountain Region (Region 4). These contracts, ranging from $1,659.34 to $5,898.50, are firm fixed-price purchase orders for land rental services. None of these contracts utilized set-aside designations, and they consistently involved the Intermountain Region as the funding agency. The land rental services appear to be strategic and short-term, with completion dates ranging from August to October 2024, suggesting the city manages specific, targeted land use agreements for federal agencies.

The City of Council has been a significant recipient of federal grants, predominantly from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) under the Airport Improvement Program. These grants, totaling approximately $1,964,350.52, focus extensively on airport infrastructure rehabilitation and expansion. Specific project activities include rehabilitating taxiways (A, B, and C), runway 17/35, and expanding and rehabilitating the General Aviation apron. The grants are part of broader infrastructure investment initiatives, including the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Additionally, the city has received sub-grants from the State of Idaho Department of Environmental Quality for drinking water system improvements, including lead service line replacement, well installation, and drinking water facility planning, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to municipal infrastructure development.