County Of Toole

County Of Toole is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Shelby, Montana. As a county government, it provides critical infrastructure and public service support through federal contract and grant awards, primarily focusing on transportation and airport-related improvements. The entity is registered as a parent organization with active federal grant award capabilities, demonstrating a consistent engagement with federal funding opportunities to support local infrastructure development and community services.

Through its federal contract sub-awards, County Of Toole has been involved in specialized environmental and operational projects. Notably, the county participated in a sub-contract with County Of Liberty for noxious, invasive, and nuisance species treatments on Lake Elwell and Tiber Dam. This indicates the county's capacity to engage in environmental management and maintenance projects that require specialized interventions. While the available data shows limited direct federal contract awards, the sub-contract demonstrates the county's ability to collaborate with other government entities on targeted environmental and resource management initiatives.

County Of Toole has been a significant recipient of federal grants, predominantly from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The grants primarily focus on airport infrastructure improvements in Shelby, Montana, including runway rehabilitation, snow removal equipment acquisition, weather reporting system installation, and COVID-19 pandemic response funding. Specific grant projects include a $206,989.47 grant for runway rehabilitation, funding for acquiring airport snow removal equipment, installing an automated weather observing system, and receiving economic relief funds through the American Rescue Plan Act and Coronavirus Relief and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act. The county also receives sub-grants from the Montana Department of Transportation for various transportation-related initiatives, such as acquiring ADA-compliant vehicles, operating grants for rural and intercity bus services, and facility upgrades.