Missouri. Public Facilities Corporation Crawford County

Missouri Public Facilities Corporation Crawford County, registered in SAM.gov since April 2015, is a U.S. local government entity representing Crawford County, Missouri, located in Steelville. As a county government, the organization is structured to manage local infrastructure, public services, and community development initiatives. The entity is authorized to receive federal grant awards and has demonstrated active participation in various federal grant programs, particularly those focused on infrastructure improvement and environmental conservation.

The federal grant awards received by Crawford County primarily focus on infrastructure improvements, specifically stream crossing and bridge replacement projects. Two significant prime federal grant awards from the U.S. Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service highlight the county's environmental conservation efforts, including the National Fish Passage Program. These grants totaling over $2 million have supported stream crossing replacements along Huzzah Creek, aimed at restoring aquatic organism passage and improving stream morphology. Additionally, the county has received numerous sub-grant awards from the Missouri Department of Transportation for bridge replacement projects across multiple locations, including bridges over Benton Creek, Shoal Creek, and the Courtois River. Other sub-grant awards from the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services have supported COVID-19 response efforts, public health workforce development, and maternal child health initiatives. These diverse grant awards demonstrate Crawford County's commitment to infrastructure enhancement, environmental preservation, public health, and community resilience.