Town Of Shenandoah

The Town of Shenandoah is a local government municipality located in Virginia, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2006 with current registration valid until January 2026. As a U.S. local government entity, Shenandoah operates multiple municipal divisions, including its water department, serving the local community through various public services. While not currently holding a federal contract vehicle, the town has been active in receiving federal grant awards that support critical community infrastructure, public safety, and municipal development needs.

Shenandoah has received federal grant awards from multiple agencies, focusing on community facility improvements and pandemic response initiatives. In July 2020, the town was awarded a Community Facility Grant, which supports local infrastructure development. Additionally, the town has received sub-grants from the Virginia Department of Health for lead service line (LSL) inventory management, demonstrating its commitment to water infrastructure safety. A notable sub-grant from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services in January 2021 supported the Shenandoah Police Department's COVID-19 response efforts, specifically funding the hiring of a fifth police officer to help prevent, prepare for, and respond to the pandemic. These grant awards highlight the town's strategic approach to leveraging federal funding to address critical community needs in public safety, infrastructure maintenance, and emergency response.