County Of Curry

County Of Curry is a U.S. local government entity headquartered in Gold Beach, Oregon, that serves as a regional partner to federal agencies through the provision of operational support services and infrastructure access. The county operates as a planning commission and transit authority and maintains active federal contracting and grant-receiving capabilities through its registration in SAM.gov, which remains valid through October 22, 2026. As a county government, Curry County leverages its existing operational infrastructure and emergency management capabilities to support federal land management and emergency response initiatives in the Pacific Northwest region.

Through federal contract awards, Curry County has consistently provided critical operational support services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region). The county's primary contracting focus centers on dispatch and law enforcement officer services, with annual purchase orders for dispatch services valued between $2,622 and $2,781 covering the provision of 911 communication support and emergency dispatch operations. Beyond dispatch services, Curry County has also generated significant revenue through facility and land rental agreements with the Forest Service, including a substantial $289,374 contract for temporary use of county-owned land and facilities in Medford, Oregon, and a more recent $15,060 purchase order for land rental services at the Moon Complex facility. All of these contracts have been awarded as firm fixed-price purchase orders with no small business set-aside designations, demonstrating the county's established relationship with the Forest Service as a direct service provider rather than through competitive set-aside programs.

County Of Curry has received multiple federal grant sub-awards through various state intermediary agencies, supporting diverse initiatives spanning transportation, emergency management, disaster recovery, and public safety. The county has been a consistent recipient of sub-grants from the Oregon Department of Transportation, including awards for preventive maintenance services for elderly and disabled populations, rural project administration funding under Section 5311, and emergency response reimbursement for disaster events occurring in December 2023 and January 2024. Additionally, Curry County has received sub-grants administered by the Oregon Military Department for infrastructure projects including road repair, fish passage culvert installation, and disaster recovery work orders related to Declaration of Disaster 4452. The county has also been a sub-grantee through the Oregon Department of Emergency Management for the FY2024 Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG) Program, which supports core emergency management capabilities and operational costs, as well as a communications infrastructure hardening project involving radio tower equipment replacement at the Bosley and Agness tower locations. Furthermore, the county received victim advocacy funding through an award administered by Oasis Advocacy and Shelter to support District Attorney office staffing, and earlier awards from the Oregon Department of Justice supporting victim advocacy positions. These diverse grant awards reflect Curry County's role in administering federal resources across emergency management, transportation, disaster recovery, victim services, and infrastructure development.