Moody County

Moody County is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since November 24, 2009, with its current registration set to expire on November 7, 2024. As a county-level organization and council of governments, Moody County primarily receives federal grant sub-awards for various projects and initiatives. The county's involvement in federal grant programs suggests its role in implementing local-level projects and services that align with federal objectives, particularly in areas such as public safety and emergency management. While specific background information about Moody County is not provided, its status as a county government entity indicates that it likely provides a range of public services and administrative functions for its residents.

Moody County's federal grant sub-award history demonstrates a focus on public assistance and homeland security projects. The county has received multiple sub-awards for Public Assistance (PA) grant payments, likely related to disaster recovery efforts, with the South Dakota Department of Public Safety serving as the prime grantee. These awards, identified by DSR (Damage Survey Report) numbers 4469 and 4440, suggest involvement in disaster response and recovery activities. Additionally, Moody County received a sub-award under the 2019 Homeland Security Grant Program, further emphasizing its role in local emergency preparedness and security initiatives. These sub-awards indicate that Moody County actively participates in federally-funded programs aimed at enhancing public safety, emergency management, and disaster recovery at the local level, working in partnership with state-level agencies to implement federal grant objectives.