Union Parish Police Jury

The Union Parish Police Jury is a local government entity located in Farmerville, Louisiana, registered in SAM.gov and operating as a U.S. local government with specific focus on infrastructure and community development. Primarily serving Union Parish, the organization is actively engaged in federal grant programs that support regional infrastructure, transportation, and public service improvements. As a governmental body, the Police Jury provides critical administrative and developmental services to the local community, with a significant emphasis on airport infrastructure, road reconstruction, and public utility enhancements.

Through federal grant awards, the Union Parish Police Jury has consistently secured funding from multiple federal agencies, particularly the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Federal Highway Administration. Their grant portfolio demonstrates a strong commitment to airport infrastructure development, including constructing T-hangars, taxilanes, and airport facility improvements through the Airport Improvement Program. The organization has also received grants for road reconstruction, such as rehabilitating sections of Alabama Landing Road, and infrastructure projects related to water treatment facilities. Additionally, they have obtained sub-awards for workforce development services, emergency management initiatives, and generator procurement. Their federal grant awards have ranged from COVID-19 economic relief funds to infrastructure investment projects, with funding amounts varying from approximately $137,000 to $478,000, and completion dates typically extending 3-4 years from the award date. The Police Jury works closely with agencies like the Louisiana Workforce Commission, Homeland Security & Emergency Management, and various federal departments to execute these critical community development projects.