County Of Clark

County Of Clark, doing business as Clark County Fiscal Court, is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal awards since November 2015. As a county government, it oversees various public services and programs for Clark County, Kentucky. Through its subsidiary, the County Attorney's Office, Clark County provides legal services related to crime prosecution and victim support. The county government structure allows it to participate in a wide range of federally funded programs aimed at improving public health, safety, and welfare for its residents.

The majority of Clark County's federal grant sub-awards come through two main channels: the Justice & Public Safety Cabinet and the Kentucky Cabinet for Health Services. Through the Justice & Public Safety Cabinet, the County Attorney's Office has received funding to support crime victims, particularly those affected by physical assaults, sexual assaults, and domestic violence. These grants enable the office to provide direct advocacy services, assist with victim compensation claims, and support the prosecution of perpetrators. The Health Services grants cover a diverse array of public health initiatives, including the Personal Responsibility Education Program, Immunization and Vaccine for Children Program, Public Health Emergency Preparedness, Maternal and Child Health services, Opioid Response, WIC Administration, Family Planning, Women's Cancer Screening, HIV Prevention and Surveillance, Sexual Risk Avoidance Education, and various other disease prevention and health promotion programs. These grants demonstrate Clark County's significant involvement in delivering essential health and social services to its community, with a particular focus on vulnerable populations such as children, women, and those affected by substance abuse or infectious diseases.