County Of Garfield

County of Garfield, doing business as the Commissioners Office, is a local government entity headquartered in Pomeroy, Washington that has established itself as a reliable federal contractor and grant recipient. The county serves the Garfield County region and has maintained active registration in SAM.gov since March 2006. County of Garfield provides specialized law enforcement and public services to federal agencies and state entities, positioning itself as a regional partner for security, transportation, and emergency management initiatives.

Through federal prime contracts, County of Garfield has demonstrated consistent expertise in law enforcement and patrol services, exclusively through purchase order arrangements with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The county's contract awards span from May 2021 through April 2025, with contract values ranging from approximately $996 to $6,906, all on a firm fixed-price basis and with no set-aside designations applied. The county has provided patrol and compliance services at multiple USACE-administered sites, including Lower Granite Lock and Dam, Lower Granite Lake, and Lake Bryan, with the most recent award in April 2025 for law enforcement patrols at Lower Granite Lock and Dam with a value of $6,906.24 and completion date of April 30, 2026. Services delivered by the county have included vehicle-based park patrol services performed by sworn law enforcement officers on an hourly basis, law enforcement services in the Clarkston area, and patrol and compliance monitoring at federally managed water resource facilities. The county's contract history reflects its role as a trusted local law enforcement provider supporting federal infrastructure security and resource management responsibilities in the region.

Through federal grant sub-awards, County of Garfield has received funding for diverse programs administered primarily through the Washington State Department of Transportation, Washington State Military Department, and Washington State Department of Commerce. The county received transportation-related sub-awards focused on sustaining rural commuter and medical routes into the Lewiston/Clarkston area and maintaining local demand response transit services, as well as funding for public transportation operating expenses and COVID-19 related transit impacts. Emergency management funding included a Fiscal Year 2022 Emergency Management Performance Grant to enhance state and local emergency management programs, and FEMA disaster recovery funding (FEMA-4539-DR-WA) for severe storms, flooding, and mudslides to repair or restore damaged public facilities. The county also received Community Development Block Grant-Coronavirus funding through the Washington State Department of Commerce for coronavirus prevention, preparation, and response activities in partnership with local service providers. Additionally, County of Garfield received a sub-award for the purchase of one replacement gas-powered van through Washington State Department of Transportation funding. These sub-grants collectively demonstrate the county's involvement in critical public services spanning transportation infrastructure, emergency management, disaster recovery, and pandemic response initiatives.