Seward County Treasurer

Seward County Treasurer, operating as the County Treasurer Office and based in Seward, Nebraska, is a local government entity registered with the federal government since April 2011 to receive federal grant awards. As a county-level government division, the organization serves as a recipient of federal grant funding to support infrastructure, community development, and social services initiatives throughout Seward County. The entity maintains active registration status in SAM.gov through November 2026 and has demonstrated sustained engagement in administering federally funded programs.

Seward County Treasurer's federal grant activities encompass a diverse range of services and initiatives spanning transportation, infrastructure safety, economic development, and social services administration. Most recently, the organization received a $150,000 prime grant award from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration under the Safe Streets and Roads for All program (CFDA 20.939) in January 2026 to conduct a comprehensive study of the State Street corridor in Seward County, focusing on data collection, analysis, and development of a safety action plan to reduce speed and improve safety for all road users through June 2030. Additionally, the county treasurer received a Community Project Funding grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development in August 2024 for an economic development initiative, with completion targeted for August 2032. Beyond prime awards, Seward County Treasurer has been a consistent subrecipient of federal grants, primarily through subawards from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services focused on child support enforcement and IV-D program administration, which involves cooperating with courts and law enforcement to locate absent parents, establish paternity, and secure support obligations dating back to 2021. The county has also received transit operating assistance subawards from the Nebraska Department of Transportation under Section 5311 funding since 2021, and emergency management subawards from the Department of Military Nebraska for administration, training, planning, and response activities.