Tyler County

Tyler County Commission, operating as Tyler County Commission, is a non-profit organization registered to receive federal grant awards. The entity has been registered in SAM.gov since May 15, 2015, with its current registration set to expire on October 26, 2024. As a local government entity, Tyler County Commission primarily focuses on providing emergency management services and infrastructure improvements for Tyler County, West Virginia. The organization's structure is classified as "Other" and it falls under the business type of "Other Not For Profit Organization." Tyler County Commission plays a crucial role in managing and implementing federally funded projects aimed at enhancing public safety and infrastructure within the county.

The federal grant sub-awards received by Tyler County Commission primarily support emergency management activities and infrastructure enhancements. Two sub-awards were allocated for the Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) program, covering allowable costs such as salaries, utilities, vehicle maintenance, equipment, training, and exercises for the local Emergency Management Agency. These grants were administered through the Division of Emergency Management as the prime grantee. Additionally, Tyler County Commission received sub-awards for infrastructure improvements, specifically for the installation of warning signs. One project involved installing warning signs at the Tyler County Senior Center, while another focused on purchasing and installing warning signs at two locations within Tyler County. These infrastructure-related sub-awards were also managed through the Division of Emergency Management as the prime grantee, indicating a consistent partnership between Tyler County Commission and the state's emergency management division in implementing federally funded projects.