Franklin County Fiscal Court

Franklin County Fiscal Court, a U.S. local government entity based in Frankfort, Kentucky, is a county-level administrative body that serves as the prime recipient of federal grant awards across multiple mission areas. The entity is registered with SAM.gov and operates as the fiscal and administrative arm of Franklin County government. Through its federal grant portfolio, Franklin County Fiscal Court provides comprehensive services spanning public safety, transportation infrastructure, environmental conservation, and community social services, demonstrating a diverse and multi-sector approach to addressing county-level needs through federal funding.

Franklin County Fiscal Court has successfully managed federal grant awards totaling approximately $8.1 million across six prime grants and three sub-grant awards from multiple federal agencies. The entity's grant-funded initiatives include school violence prevention and security enhancements through a $233,584 Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services grant; emergency watershed protection and disaster recovery efforts supported by a $7.28 million U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service grant; transportation safety planning and demonstration activities funded through a $200,000 Federal Highway Administration Safe Streets and Roads for All grant; firefighting equipment and first responder wellness programs administered under a $184,400 Federal Emergency Management Agency Assistance to Firefighters Grant; family engagement initiatives for incarcerated parents through an Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention project grant; and justice assistance and crime prevention programs via an Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance. Additionally, Franklin County Fiscal Court has received multiple sub-grant awards from the Justice & Public Safety Cabinet to operate the Franklin County Crime Victims Assistance Program, which provides comprehensive victim services for violent crimes across family, district, and circuit courts. This diverse portfolio reflects the county's capacity to implement evidence-based programs and manage complex federal funding across public safety, infrastructure, disaster recovery, and community support services.