County Of Clay

County Of Clay, doing business as County Mayor Office and headquartered in Celina, Tennessee, is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since September 2009. As a county government structure, the entity provides various public services and serves as an administrative hub for local governance in Clay County, a rural community with a population of 7,620. County Of Clay does not serve as a prime contractor for federal contract awards and has not been designated as a federal contract vehicle awardee, indicating that its federal funding engagement is primarily concentrated in the grant sector rather than traditional procurement contracts.

County Of Clay has not received federal contract awards as a prime awardee, and there is no evidence of federal contract vehicle designations or prime contract awards in its recent federal funding history. This distinguishes the entity's federal engagement model from traditional government contractors and suggests that County Of Clay focuses its federal partnership activities on grant-based funding mechanisms rather than competitive procurement contracts.

County Of Clay has been a recipient of multiple federal grant awards across several funding agencies and program areas, demonstrating significant engagement with federal grant programs. The entity has received Impact Aid Program grants (Title VII, Section 7002) from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education in four separate awards dating from January 2022 through October 2025, with project completion dates extending through September 2031, indicating support for education-related initiatives in the county. Additionally, County Of Clay received an Organizational Capacity grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission in May 2025. Most prominently, the entity received a substantial grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance in October 2024 for the Clay County Anti-Drug Coalition (CCADC) COSSUP Initiative, a comprehensive substance use disorder program running through September 2027 that includes hiring peer recovery support specialists, care coordinators, and prevention coordinators, as well as purchasing a mobile medication unit and distributing naloxone in high-need areas. County Of Clay has also been a sub-grantee receiving federal awards through the Tennessee Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services for multiple coalitions projects addressing substance use prevention, including the Tennessee State Opioid Response (SOR) programs, Strategic Prevention Framework Rx (SPF Rx), and COVID-19 supplemental coalitions initiatives, with awards dating back to June 2021. Additional sub-grants have been received from the Tennessee Department of Health for immunization services and capital development grants through the Community Facilities agency. These grant awards demonstrate County Of Clay's commitment to addressing community health, education, substance abuse prevention, and emergency response priorities through federal partnership funding.