Scioto County Ohio

Scioto County, located in southern Ohio, is a local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since March 2015, with its current registration valid through February 2026. The Common Pleas / Juvenile Division serves as a critical governmental administrative unit responsible for local judicial and social service functions within the county. As a U.S. Local Government, the county operates through established governmental structures designed to provide essential services to its constituents, with a specific focus on judicial administration and juvenile justice system management.

The entity has been actively involved in federal grant programs, specifically receiving sub-awards from the Ohio Department of Development through Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs. In 2025, Scioto County has received multiple CDBG sub-awards, including CDBG PY20, CDBG PY19, and a general CDBG Grant, all awarded between February 4-10, 2025. These grants typically support local infrastructure improvements, economic development initiatives, housing assistance, and community service projects. While the specific details of each grant are not elaborated, the consistent receipt of CDBG sub-awards suggests the county is utilizing federal funding to enhance local community resources, potentially addressing areas such as urban renewal, affordable housing development, public facilities improvements, or social service program expansions that benefit low to moderate-income residents within Scioto County.