Southwest Suburban Health Department

Southwest Suburban Health Department is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal grant awards. As a local government-owned organization, it likely provides public health services to residents in a suburban area, though specific location details are not provided. The department is actively engaged in federal grant programs, primarily as a sub-recipient of awards from the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Its registration in SAM.gov is current, with an expiration date of June 3, 2025, indicating ongoing eligibility for federal funding opportunities.

The department has received multiple federal grant sub-awards, all of which list the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services as the prime grantee. While specific descriptions of the sub-awards are not provided, the award IDs suggest involvement in various public health initiatives. These likely include programs related to emergency preparedness (NU90TP922055 and NU90TP922132), disease prevention and control (NH23IP922611), and possibly substance abuse prevention (NU17CE010219). The department appears to be a key partner in implementing state-level health programs funded by federal agencies, potentially including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other divisions of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. This partnership structure suggests that Southwest Suburban Health Department plays a crucial role in delivering federally-funded health services and programs to its local community, working in close collaboration with state-level health authorities.