County Of Butler

County Of Butler, registered in SAM.gov as a U.S. Local Government and County entity based in Greenville, Alabama, serves the 18,382 residents of Butler County through various governmental services. Located in southern Alabama, the county government operates through multiple departments, with a primary focus on local governance, public safety, and community support. The entity has been actively engaged in federal grant programs, demonstrating its capability to secure and manage federal funding to enhance local infrastructure and public services.

The federal grant awards for County Of Butler reveal a strategic approach to improving local public safety and emergency management capabilities. The most significant recent award is a $120,000 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance, which will fund the purchase of four new law enforcement patrol vehicles for the Butler County Sheriff's Department. Additionally, the county has received sub-awards from key state agencies, including the Alabama Emergency Management Agency and the Alabama Department of Health. These sub-grants have supported critical initiatives such as local emergency management program sustainability, COVID-19 mitigation in confinement facilities, and overall emergency preparedness. The grant awards span various assistance types, with a clear emphasis on public safety, health, and emergency response, demonstrating County Of Butler's commitment to leveraging federal funding to enhance community services and infrastructure.