County Of Weld

County Of Weld is a local government entity located in Greeley, Colorado, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since October 2006. As a U.S. local government and county-level organization, it serves as a critical administrative and service provider for Weld County, supporting various community and infrastructure needs through federal contract and grant awards. The county government provides essential public services across multiple domains, including transportation, community development, public safety, workforce development, and social services.

Through federal contract sub-awards, County Of Weld has engaged in diverse projects primarily focused on law enforcement and technological infrastructure improvements. Notable contract activities include purchasing radio equipment for Fort St. Vrain, implementing body-worn cameras for the Sheriff's Office, and acquiring forensic 3D scanning technology to enhance crime scene investigation capabilities. These technology-focused projects aim to improve operational efficiency, evidence collection, and public safety. The county has worked with various state agencies like the Colorado Department of Public Safety and Colorado Department of Labor and Employment as prime partners, demonstrating its ability to collaborate across governmental levels to implement innovative public safety and technological solutions.

In terms of federal grant awards, County Of Weld has received significant funding across multiple programs, with a strong emphasis on community development, transportation safety, and social services. The most substantial recent award is a $4.1 million Safe Streets and Roads for All grant from the Federal Highway Administration, focused on improving roadway safety and reducing transportation-related injuries. The county has also received multiple Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which support community development initiatives. Additionally, the county has secured sub-grants for workforce development, victim services, public assistance administration, behavioral health support, and case management services from agencies like the Colorado Department of Human Services, Department of Health Care Policy & Financing, and Department of Labor and Employment. These grants reflect the county's comprehensive approach to addressing community needs across social, economic, and infrastructural domains.