County Of Sequoyah

The County of Sequoyah, located in Oklahoma, is a local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2010, primarily operating through its Sequoyah County Sheriff Office Division. The organization primarily provides law enforcement and victim support services to federal agencies, with a significant focus on serving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) through various contract and grant mechanisms. As a U.S. local government and county-level entity, Sequoyah County has consistently engaged in federal contracts and grants that support public safety, law enforcement, and victim advocacy initiatives.

Through federal contract awards, the County of Sequoyah has predominantly provided law enforcement services at multiple lake areas in Oklahoma, including Tenkiller Lake, R.S. Kerr Lake, and surrounding regions. These contracts, all awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, are typically firm-fixed-price purchase order contracts with no specific set-aside designations. The contract values have ranged from $17,864.32 to $69,064.12, with performance periods extending from 2020 to 2027. The primary focus of these contracts involves providing law enforcement coverage and security services for federal lake and recreational areas, demonstrating the county's specialized capability in managing public safety in federal recreational spaces.

The federal grant awards for Sequoyah County primarily focus on victim services and criminal justice support. The organization has received sub-awards from the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council, supporting multiple critical programs such as victim advocacy services, evidence management, and specialized support for crime victims. These grants include comprehensive services like providing victim support specialists who offer accompaniment to interviews, referrals to counseling, victims compensation assistance, transportation to court, and connections to trauma-informed services. Additionally, the county has utilized grant funding to employ specialized personnel like Violent Crimes Evidence Technicians, who manage evidence cataloging, track case dispositions, and serve as court liaisons for weapons and property involved in violent crimes. The primary grant program involved is the Community Oriented Policing Program, which supports these critical public safety and victim support initiatives.