Richland Parish Assessment District Sheriff & Ex Officio Tax Coll

Richland Parish Assessment District Sheriff & Ex Officio Tax Collector operates as a sub-recipient on federal emergency management and homeland security grants administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, with no prime contracting footprint or seat on government-wide vehicles. The entity is a U.S. local government structure — the sheriff's office division of Richland Parish, Louisiana — and does not compete for or hold federal contracts; all four recent awards are grant sub-awards.

The vendor's federal footprint is nascent and narrowly focused. All four sub-awards arrived in the past eight weeks (May 14 through June 29, 2026) and carry a combined obligation of $240 thousand. Two awards are designated as FEMA Financial Assistance Awards; the others are characterizations of grant programs rather than specific awards. The work is grounded in emergency management preparedness and physical security: the June 29 award funds a detention center carport-shed; the June 3 award covers emergency protective measures; the June 2 award is tied to the Fiscal Year 2025 Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) program, which supports state, local, tribal, and territorial emergency management planning, training, and exercise activities and emergency management personnel salaries; the May 14 award is characterized as homeland security grant program (HSGP) funding to support state homeland security strategies and capability targets. No prime grantee is named in the June 2 award record; the other three cite Homeland Security & Emergency Management as the administering entity. The single customer agency across all awards is the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters. This is a small-dollar, recent-entry sub-recipient profile with no scaling to prime capability and no multi-agency customer base to date.