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SNAP administrative funding changes take effect, shifting more costs to Ohio, counties

Federal reimbursement for SNAP administrative costs dropped from 50% to 25%, forcing Ohio counties to cover millions in funding gaps previously paid by the federal government.

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SNAP’s funding model is changing. Here’s what that means : NPRStates will start to pay a larger share of the bill to run the food assistance program, as federal funding for operational costs shrinks.

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What we learned about why Ohio’s SNAP aid would cover just 3% of Cuyahoga County’s projected lossCuyahoga County is projected to lose about $7.5 million in federal SNAP administrative funding, while Ohio’s temporary aid would replace about $226,000. The difference comes down to the state’s distribution formula.

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Monroe County faces $3M SNAP administrative cost increaseFederal 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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Lake County faces $500,000 SNAP loss under federal changesLake County JFS faces a $500,000 annual funding shortfall after federal legislation cuts the government's share of SNAP administrative costs from 50% to 25%, though officials say a state offset will cover most of the gap in the near term.

cleveland.com26d agoWhole story →

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'A Devastating Gut Punch': New Trump-GOP Cuts to Food Aid Take Effect Amid High Grocery PricesThe Republican budget package that President Donald Trump signed into law last summer included a change requiring states to fund a larger portion of the costs of administering the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which provides food aid to tens of millions of Americans. That change, which advocates and experts warned would impose unsustainable…

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SNAP administrative funding changes take effect, shifting more costs to Ohio, counties – KnowGov