Davis County Government

Davis County Government is a Utah-based local government entity registered in SAM.gov since January 2002, with its primary office located in Farmington, Utah. As a county government structure, Davis County Government provides essential public services and community development programs to its constituents. The entity has established itself as a significant recipient of federal grant funding, demonstrating its capacity to manage and implement federally-supported initiatives across multiple service sectors. Davis County Government serves as a prime recipient of federal grants focused on affordable housing, community development, emergency services, and senior services, utilizing these funds to enhance quality of life and economic opportunity for residents throughout the county.

Davis County Government has received substantial federal grant awards across diverse program areas, reflecting the breadth of services it delivers to the community. The entity is a prime grantee under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program (CFDA 14.239) administered by HUD's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, receiving a $518,654.13 formula grant in September 2025 to fund affordable housing activities including owner-occupied housing rehabilitation, homebuyer assistance, and rental housing development through September 2034. Additionally, Davis County Government holds multiple Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) formula awards from the Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, with entitlement grants awarded in July 2024, October 2024, and previous years to support community development activities that provide decent housing and expand economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income persons. The county has also received project grants for senior volunteer services through the AmeriCorps Seniors Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), coordinating 375 volunteers across 29 stations to provide services including Meals on Wheels delivery, congregate meal assistance, and elder abuse prevention. Additional prime grant awards include a COPS Office Technology and Equipment Program grant from the Community Oriented Policing Program (March 2024) for law enforcement technology and equipment, and an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) from the Department of Energy (December 2023) to reduce energy use and improve energy efficiency. Beyond prime awards, Davis County Government receives substantial sub-grant funding through the Utah Department of Health and Human Services across numerous public health initiatives, including disease response and evaluation, women and infant children (WIC) nutrition programs, substance abuse prevention and treatment, HIV prevention services, maternal and child health block grant activities, public health emergency preparedness, chronic disease prevention, lead poisoning prevention, and youth education programs. The county also receives sub-grant awards through the State of Utah Office for Victims of Crime and Department of Environmental Quality for victim services programs and environmental health services respectively, and through the Utah Transit Authority for transportation services. This extensive portfolio of federal grants demonstrates Davis County Government's significant role in delivering housing, public health, emergency services, senior services, community development, and victim support programs throughout the county.