County Of Marshall

County Of Marshall, registered in SAM.gov as a U.S. Local Government located in Holly Springs, Mississippi, is a county government entity primarily focused on regional infrastructure development and community services. As a local government, the county operates through its Board of Supervisors and has demonstrated significant capabilities in managing federal grant awards across multiple sectors. The entity is strategically positioned to receive and implement federal grants that support critical infrastructure, transportation, emergency management, and economic development initiatives in the Marshall County region.

Over the past several years, County Of Marshall has been awarded multiple federal grants primarily from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC), totaling millions of dollars in funding. These grants have predominantly supported airport infrastructure improvements in Holly Springs, including runway lighting installations, pavement maintenance, taxiway upgrades, and precision approach path indicator system relocations. The county has also received Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG) from the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, indicating its role in local emergency preparedness. Additionally, the county has been involved in substantial infrastructure projects such as bridge replacement (specifically the Bethlehem Road over Big Spring Creek bridge) and community development initiatives. Sub-grant awards have further expanded the county's capacity to deliver infrastructure and emergency management services, with funding ranging from airport improvements to community infrastructure development, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to regional enhancement and public service delivery.