County Of MC Lennan

McLennan County, located in Texas with its administrative offices in Waco, is a local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2007 and currently maintains an active registration through September 30, 2025. As a U.S. local government county, McLennan County has been actively engaged in receiving federal grant awards that support various community-focused initiatives, particularly in the areas of justice, public safety, and community development. The county has demonstrated a strategic approach to applying for and utilizing federal grant funding to enhance local programs and infrastructure.

McLennan County has primarily received federal grants from agencies like the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), National Resources Conservation Service, and Bureau of Reclamation, focusing on specialized treatment court programs, water resource management, and community safety initiatives. Notably, the county has been awarded multiple significant grants, including a $679,180 Treatment Court Discretionary Grant for its Driving While Intoxicated/Drug Court program and a $750,000 Veterans Treatment Court Discretionary Grant. These grants support comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation programs for adults with substance abuse and mental health challenges. Additionally, the county has received sub-grants for diverse projects such as hazard mitigation planning, cybersecurity improvements, bomb squad equipment procurement, and COVID-19 response efforts. Sub-grant partners have included the Texas General Land Office, Texas Governor's Office, Department of State Health Services, and Texas Department of Agriculture, reflecting McLennan County's broad collaborative approach to addressing community needs through federal grant funding.