Augusta County Board Of Supervisors

Augusta County Board Of Supervisors is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal awards since September 10, 2004. As a county government organization, it primarily provides public services and administers various programs for the residents of Augusta County, Virginia. Through federal grant awards, Augusta County Board Of Supervisors supports a wide range of initiatives including law enforcement, public safety, social services, transportation infrastructure, and community development projects. The entity has a history of successfully securing both prime federal grant awards and sub-awards to fund these diverse programs and services.

Recent federal grant awards to Augusta County Board Of Supervisors have focused on several key areas. The county received a $873,926 cooperative agreement from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for stream restoration of Jennings Branch, addressing environmental damage in the watershed. The Bureau of Justice Assistance awarded a $1 million grant to expand the county's Pathways substance use disorder program, implementing peer counseling and recovery support services. Other justice-related grants funded equipment purchases for law enforcement, such as automated external defibrillators and alco-sensors. The county also received Assistance to Firefighters Grants from FEMA to support fire department operations. As a sub-recipient, Augusta County has implemented programs addressing domestic violence and sexual assault through grants from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. Additionally, the county received sub-awards from the Virginia Department of Social Services to support foster care, adoption assistance, and low-income energy assistance programs. Transportation infrastructure projects, including interstate exit improvements and pedestrian accommodations, were funded through sub-awards from the Virginia Department of Transportation.