Madison County, Florida

Madison County, Florida is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2009, located in Madison, Florida, with its primary administrative offices situated at 229 SW Pinckney St. As a U.S. Local Government and County-level organization, Madison County receives federal grant awards that support various community infrastructure, public safety, and emergency management initiatives. The county primarily engages with federal agencies through grant programs designed to enhance local capabilities, infrastructure resilience, and community services.

Through its federal grant awards, Madison County has received funding from multiple federal agencies, including the Federal Highway Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and working with state-level partners like the Florida Division of Emergency Management. The county has secured grants for roadway safety studies, firefighting and fire prevention services, emergency management performance, homeland security programs, and public safety personnel support. Specific grant awards include a $320,000 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant to conduct a county-wide roadway safety study, Assistance to Firefighters Grants totaling over $141,000 to support local fire departments, and multiple sub-awards from the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management for emergency preparedness, solid waste management, and categorical cost-sharing periods. Additionally, the county has received Justice Assistance Grants (JAG) to fund communications officer personnel, victim services grants, and community development block grants, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to leveraging federal funding for local community improvements and public service enhancements.