Evangeline Parish Police Jury

Evangeline Parish Police Jury is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal awards since January 2010. As a county-level organization in Louisiana, it likely oversees various public services and infrastructure projects for Evangeline Parish. The police jury has been awarded federal contracts and grants, including sub-awards, demonstrating its engagement in federally funded initiatives. While the entity's most recent federal contract award dates back to 2005, it has continued to receive federal grant sub-awards as recently as 2018, indicating ongoing participation in government-funded programs.

The federal grant sub-awards received by Evangeline Parish Police Jury reveal a focus on infrastructure improvement and public safety projects. One sub-award involved the installation of curve striping and signage along multiple parish roads, funded through the Louisiana Department of Transportation & Development, likely aimed at enhancing road safety. Another sub-award was for the hardening of the Ville Platte Civic Center, granted through the Department of Homeland Security & Emergency, suggesting disaster preparedness efforts. Additionally, the police jury received funding for detention ponds in Ville Platte as part of a "MIT ROUND 2" project, administered by the Louisiana Division of Administration. These projects demonstrate Evangeline Parish Police Jury's involvement in transportation safety, emergency preparedness, and flood mitigation initiatives, all crucial aspects of local government responsibilities.