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Florida SNAP recipients can apply to replace food lost during Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Florida SNAP recipients can apply to replace food lost during Hurricane MiltonFloridians who get benefits through the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are now eligible to apply for food replacement after Hurricane Milton.
Mississippi's capital city is considering a unique plan to slash water rates for poor people
Read full article: Mississippi's capital city is considering a unique plan to slash water rates for poor peopleThe manager of the long-troubled water system in Missisisppi’s capital city has proposed a slight rate increase.
Debt deal imposes new work requirements for food aid and that frustrates many Democrats
Read full article: Debt deal imposes new work requirements for food aid and that frustrates many DemocratsDemocrats are deeply conflicted about the food aid requirements that President Joe Biden negotiated as part of the debt ceiling deal.
Changes to food aid in debt bill would cost money, far from savings GOP envisioned
Read full article: Changes to food aid in debt bill would cost money, far from savings GOP envisionedA Republican attempt to expand work requirements for federal food aid in debt legislation moving through Congress would increase federal spending by $2.1 billion over 10 years.
New work requirements for federal aid? GOP pushes proposals in debt talks
Read full article: New work requirements for federal aid? GOP pushes proposals in debt talksWork requirements for federal aid programs have emerged as a sticking point in ongoing negotiations over raising the nation’s debt ceiling, and President Joe Biden has signaled openness to a possible compromise even as many in his party have balked.
D-SNAP program begins Monday for Florida residents affected by Hurricane Ian
Read full article: D-SNAP program begins Monday for Florida residents affected by Hurricane IanDisaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program also known as D-SNAP will provide food assistance to Floridians in select counties, News4JAX sister station WKMG-TV reported Saturday.
State to pay $17.5 million for improper reporting of SNAP benefits
Read full article: State to pay $17.5 million for improper reporting of SNAP benefitsThe U.S. Department of Justice says the Florida Department of Children and Families agreed to the settlement over allegations that the state agency “injected bias” into its reporting about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.