Lincoln County

Lincoln County is a local government entity in Oklahoma that provides county-level services to its residents. Through federal grant awards, Lincoln County primarily focuses on delivering infrastructure improvements and emergency response services. As a U.S. government entity registered in SAM.gov, Lincoln County operates under various business types, including U.S. Local Government, County, and Council of Governments. The county government utilizes federal grants to support its initiatives in rebuilding critical infrastructure and enhancing emergency preparedness and response capabilities.

Lincoln County has a diverse portfolio of federal grant awards, both as a prime recipient and a subrecipient. As a prime recipient, the county received a significant grant of $2.8 million from the Department of Interior to rebuild 30 bridges, collaborating with the Kickapoo Tribe in this infrastructure improvement project. In its role as a subrecipient, Lincoln County has utilized federal grants for various purposes. One notable sub-award was for the purchase of a Response Team Vehicle, received through the Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma. Additionally, the county received a sub-award from the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management to address the aftermath of severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, and flooding. This demonstrates Lincoln County's involvement in disaster response and recovery efforts. The county has also benefited from an Emergency Management Performance Grant, further emphasizing its commitment to emergency preparedness. These grant activities highlight Lincoln County's focus on improving local infrastructure, enhancing emergency response capabilities, and providing crucial services to its residents in times of natural disasters.