Chase County

Chase County is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal awards, operating as a county and council of governments in Kansas. As a recipient of federal grant sub-awards, Chase County primarily provides public health services and support to its local community. The county collaborates with the Kansas Department of Health & Environment on various initiatives aimed at improving public health infrastructure, enhancing vaccination efforts, and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Chase County's involvement in these federal grant programs demonstrates its commitment to addressing critical health issues and improving the overall well-being of its residents.

Through its federal grant sub-awards, Chase County has been involved in several key public health projects. One significant initiative focuses on strengthening critical infrastructure needs, including hiring, recruitment, retention, and organizational improvements in the public health sector. This project emphasizes data-driven approaches, diversity, health equity, and partnerships to transform public health services in Kansas. Another sub-award supports Chase County's efforts to increase COVID-19 and routine vaccination rates among racial and ethnic minority groups and other underserved populations. This involves developing tailored outreach programs, educational campaigns, and community engagement activities. Additionally, Chase County has received funding to assist in COVID-19 response efforts, including testing, contact tracing, surveillance, and containment measures. This support allows for various expenditures such as salaries, technology upgrades, and supplies to effectively monitor and suppress the spread of COVID-19 within the community. All of these sub-awards are administered through the Kansas Department of Health & Environment, which serves as the prime grantee for these federal grant programs.