Eureka County

Eureka County, a local government entity located in Nevada, is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and operates through its Clerk and Treasurer's office. Situated in a rural Nevada region, the county is an active recipient of federal grant awards, primarily focusing on infrastructure, land management, and public service initiatives. The county demonstrates a commitment to collaborative federal partnerships by engaging with agencies such as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to support regional development and community needs.

Through its federal grant awards, Eureka County has pursued diverse projects across multiple domains. The county has received significant grant funding for airport infrastructure improvements, including airport master plan updates, wind cone navigational aid installations, and snow removal equipment building construction through FAA's Airport Improvement Program. Additionally, the county has engaged in critical land management activities with the BLM, including noxious and invasive weed control, fuels management in wildland-urban interfaces, and wildfire awareness education. The county has also participated in COVID-19 response efforts, receiving grants to support vaccination services, airport economic relief, and pandemic-related operational expenses. Notable federal agency partners include the Department of Transportation, Department of the Interior, and Nevada regional branches. Sub-grant awards have involved collaboration with the Nevada Department of Public Safety and Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, further demonstrating the county's multifaceted approach to federal grant utilization.