Grant County Sheriff Department

Grant County Sheriff Department, a U.S. local government entity (county sheriff's office), operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal transportation safety grants, with no direct federal contract prime awards or government-wide vehicle seats. The department has received three sub-awards totaling $278 thousand across a three-year period, all routed through the Arkansas State Police as prime grantee under the Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Grant County Sheriff Department's entire federal footprint consists of Selective Traffic Enforcement Program sub-awards, a recurring grant category under NHTSA. The department received sub-award funding on October 1, 2023, October 1, 2024, and October 1, 2025, each year carrying identical programming. Activity is flat — one award per year with no growth trajectory — and the combined obligated value of $278 thousand over three years reflects modest, steady-state funding for traffic safety operations. The department's sole federal customer is NHTSA; 100% of awards are concentrated in that single agency relationship. Grant County Sheriff Department has no parent contract vehicles, no prime contract work, and no presence on civilian or defense IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs. All engagement is sub-recipient capacity flowing through Arkansas State Police as the pass-through prime grantee. This profile marks Grant County Sheriff Department as a local public-safety agency engaged in federally funded traffic enforcement at the sub-recipient level, not as a vendor competing for or managing federal procurement vehicles.