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Monroe County faces $3M SNAP administrative cost increase

Federal SNAP funding changes set to take effect Oct. 1 could leave Monroe County responsible for $3 million in new annual administrative costs.

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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle· Sep 14, 8:31 PMMonroe County faces $3M SNAP administrative cost increase

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