County Of Marin

Marin County Sheriff's Office, doing business as Marin County Sheriff's Dept, is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal contract and grant awards since February 2005. As a county-level law enforcement agency, it provides various public safety and emergency services to the federal government, primarily through contracts with the Department of the Interior's National Park Service. The Sheriff's Office serves Marin County, California, offering a range of law enforcement, correctional, and emergency management services to ensure public safety and maintain order within its jurisdiction.

The Marin County Sheriff's Office has consistently secured federal contracts to provide dispatch services for the Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County, California. These contracts, awarded by the National Park Service's Pacific West Region, involve after-hours dispatch services to support park rangers and staff. The most recent contract, awarded on December 28, 2023, is valued at $7,635 and extends through December 2024. Previous contracts for similar services were awarded annually, with values ranging from $7,455 to $7,635. These purchase orders demonstrate the Sheriff's Office's ongoing role in providing critical law enforcement dispatch and coordination support for federal park operations. No set-aside designations or subcontractors were identified in these contract awards, indicating that the Sheriff's Office acts as the sole prime contractor for these services.

In addition to its contract work, the Marin County Sheriff's Office has received both prime and sub-grant awards from federal agencies. A notable prime grant award was the Marin County Vehicle Decontamination Project, funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance in January 2020. This formula grant, scheduled to run through January 2022, likely supported law enforcement vehicle sanitization efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Sheriff's Office has also been involved in several sub-grant awards, primarily related to COVID-19 response efforts. These sub-grants, awarded through the Office of Emergency Services, included funding for mobile COVID testing initiatives, food distribution programs, and emergency protective measures. The diverse nature of these grant-funded activities highlights the Sheriff's Office's role in broader community support and emergency response operations, extending beyond traditional law enforcement duties to address public health and welfare concerns during crisis situations.