Dauphin Island Water, Sewer & Fire Protection Authority

Dauphin Island Water, Sewer & Fire Protection Authority, doing business as Dauphin Island Water And Sewer Authority, is a corporate entity registered as tax-exempt and classified as an "Other Not For Profit Organization" in the federal contracting system. The authority has been registered to receive federal awards since April 27, 2005, with its current registration valid until March 15, 2025. As its name suggests, the organization likely provides essential water, sewer, and fire protection services to the Dauphin Island community in Alabama. While specific details about the authority's operations are not provided, its involvement in federal grant sub-awards indicates a focus on infrastructure improvement and environmental protection projects.

The authority has been involved in several significant grant-funded projects, all of which were sub-awards through the Alabama Department Of Conservation And Natural Resources. These projects include the "Dauphin Island Sewer Collection Improvements - Phase I," which suggests efforts to upgrade and enhance the island's wastewater management infrastructure. Additionally, the authority has been engaged in two iterations of the "Aloe Bay / Mississippi Sound Water Quality Enhancement Project," indicating a commitment to improving water quality in the surrounding coastal areas. These projects demonstrate the authority's role in managing and improving critical water and sewer infrastructure, as well as contributing to environmental conservation efforts in the Dauphin Island and Mississippi Sound region.