Johnson County Board Of Commissioners

Johnson County Board of Commissioners is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal grant awards. As a county-level government organization, it likely provides a range of public services to residents of Johnson County. The Board of Commissioners has been actively engaged in securing federal grant funding to support various community initiatives and public safety efforts. Their registration in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) indicates an ongoing commitment to pursuing federal funding opportunities, with their current registration valid until December 2024.

The Board has received federal grant awards focused on enhancing public safety and community resilience. A notable example is a $370,000 project grant awarded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under the Assistance to Firefighters Grant program in January 2023. This grant aims to improve firefighting and fire prevention services through the acquisition of critical equipment and resources, ultimately enhancing public and firefighter safety. Additionally, the Board received a Community Facility Disaster Grant in April 2020, specifically related to Hurricane Michael recovery efforts, awarded by the Rural Utilities Service. The organization has also participated as a sub-grantee in a program aimed at preventing sexual violence, working under the State of Georgia Department of Public Health to convene a community taskforce and conduct assessments to identify protective environment training and workshops. These diverse grant activities demonstrate the Board's involvement in public safety, disaster recovery, and community health initiatives.