County Of Warren

Warren County, located in Ohio, is a local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2007, serving as a comprehensive county administration through its Board of Commissioners. The county provides critical public services across multiple domains, with a significant focus on community development, transportation, social services, and infrastructure support. Registered as a U.S. Local Government with diverse business types including housing authorities, planning commissions, and transit authorities, Warren County serves the Lebanon, Ohio region by administering various federal and state-level programs designed to support residents' welfare and regional development.

The county has received numerous federal grant awards primarily from agencies like the Federal Transit Administration, Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance. These grants support a wide range of services including public transportation (demand-response transit systems serving elderly and disabled populations), airport infrastructure improvements, community development block grants, substance abuse treatment programs, and social service initiatives. Warren County receives both prime and sub-awards, with sub-grants predominantly coming from the Ohio Department of Job & Family Services, Ohio Department of Transportation, and Ohio Department of Medicaid. Key grant-funded activities include vehicle procurement for transit services, airport land acquisition and improvements, community development projects, child support services, workforce development programs, emergency management, and specialized intervention programs like the Recovery Engagement Alternative Community Treatment (REACT) for addressing substance abuse challenges. The grants demonstrate the county's comprehensive approach to addressing community needs across transportation, infrastructure, social services, public safety, and economic development.