Sioux County Conservation Foundation

Sioux County Conservation Foundation is a U.S. local government entity based in Hawarden, Iowa, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) with active registration through May 2026. As a county-level conservation organization, the foundation appears to focus on environmental preservation, recreational facilities management, and emergency response support for Sioux County. The organization is structured as a government entity and has demonstrated capabilities in receiving federal grant sub-awards, indicating its involvement in public infrastructure and community development projects.

The foundation has received federal grant sub-awards primarily through the Iowa Homeland Security And Emergency Management Department, with two notable grant awards focusing on different critical areas. On March 22, 2022, the organization received sub-awards for parks, recreational facilities, and related items, suggesting involvement in local infrastructure and community recreational space development. More recently, on May 28, 2025, the foundation was awarded a sub-grant for debris removal, which indicates potential emergency management and disaster response capabilities. These grant awards demonstrate Sioux County Conservation Foundation's versatility in supporting local community needs through federal funding mechanisms, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure maintenance, recreational facility management, and emergency preparedness and response activities.