City Of ST Anthony

The City of St. Anthony (doing business as ST Police Department), a U.S. local government entity headquartered in St. Anthony, Idaho, acts as a prime recipient of federal grant awards and as a sub-recipient under state-administered federal grants, with a nine-award federal footprint spanning law enforcement hiring, traffic safety, and community violence intervention. The vendor operates exclusively in the grant space — no contract prime or IDV vehicles — and splits its federal activity evenly between prime grant awards (44%) and sub-grants routed through state intermediaries (56%).

The top customer concentration reflects the vendor's law enforcement and public-safety mission. The Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration accounts for four awards across traffic-safety enforcement campaigns; the Department of Justice's Community Oriented Policing Program funds the primary law enforcement hiring grant; the Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Department of Agriculture's Rural Housing Service, and the Environmental Protection Agency account for the remaining customer agencies. These five agencies represent 100% of identified awards.

ST Police Department's prime grant activity centers on a Community Oriented Policing Program (COPS) Hiring grant awarded on October 1, 2023, with ultimate completion on September 30, 2028. The award advances community policing capacity through hiring and rehiring of career law enforcement officers to prevent and disrupt crime and violence. The vendor operates as a sub-recipient across multiple federal grant programs: the Idaho Department of Transportation has awarded sub-grants for participation in the Click It, Don't Risk It seatbelt enforcement campaign, the Distracted Driving Awareness campaign, high-visibility enforcement mobilizations for impaired driving, and a Thanksgiving seatbelt enforcement campaign (all awarded October 2024 and October 2023). The Idaho State Police administers a separate sub-award for Community Violence Intervention Planning, which targets property crime, sexual crime, domestic violence, assault, drugs, DUI, and crimes against children, with goals to increase prosecution, suppression patrols, and law enforcement response coordination (awarded October 6, 2023).

Activity is episodic: the vendor received nine total awards over a seventeen-year span, with three awards in 2023 and three in 2024, reflecting recent federal focus on local law enforcement capacity and traffic safety. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $924 thousand. No recompete cliff is present in the next twenty-four months; the COPS Hiring grant's September 2028 completion lies outside the immediate window.