County Of Hancock

County Of Hancock, doing business as Hancock Sheriff Department, is a U.S. local government entity based in Greenfield, Indiana that operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants; the vendor holds no prime contracts and no parent contract vehicles.

The vendor's federal footprint is minimal and narrowly focused. All five awards in the source data are grant sub-awards, with zero prime grant or contract activity. The Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is the sole customer agency, accounting for three of the five awards (60% of recent sub-award count). Combined dollars obligated across all sub-awards total $924 thousand. The grant work consists of two operating-assistance awards for purchased transportation in the Indianapolis Urbanized Area, dated August 2023 and April 2022, and three sub-awards under the Judiciary Courts of the State of Indiana as prime grantee for the 2022 Comprehensive Highway Injury Reduction Program (CHIRP) and the Stop Arm Violation Enforcement (SAVE) program, all dated October 2021. The vendor receives federal funds as a local-government sub-recipient to support sheriff operations and public transportation, rather than as a contractor bidding into federal procurements.

Activity has declined since 2021, when the vendor received three awards, dropping to one award in 2022 and one in 2023. The most recent award closed two years and ten months ago, indicating no active sub-award work in the current period. County Of Hancock operates as a municipal law-enforcement and transportation-support entity within Indiana's local government structure and does not engage in federal contracting as a prime or as a competitive subcontractor on federal contracts.