Marion County Board Of Supervisors

Marion County Board of Supervisors, located in Columbia, Mississippi, is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since June 2009, with current registration valid through October 2025. As a U.S. County government, the organization serves the administrative and infrastructural needs of Marion County, operating as a critical local governance body responsible for various municipal and community services. The county has established itself as a recipient of federal grant awards, demonstrating its capacity to engage with federal funding mechanisms to support local infrastructure, emergency management, and community resilience initiatives.

The federal grant awards received by Marion County Board of Supervisors predominantly focus on emergency management, watershed protection, and disaster recovery efforts. The National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has awarded cooperative agreements for emergency watershed protection projects, including bank stabilization initiatives such as the Pleasant Valley Cemetery project and recovery measures addressing potential risks to life and property. Additionally, the county has received multiple sub-awards from the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), including Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG) and disaster relief grants under Presidential Disaster Declarations (PA 4528 and PA 4538). These grants support critical emergency preparedness, response, and recovery activities at the county level. The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has also provided sub-awards, indicating a collaborative approach to local safety and emergency management across state and federal agencies. The consistent pattern of grant awards suggests Marion County Board of Supervisors plays a significant role in implementing federal and state-level emergency management and infrastructure preservation strategies.