State’s proposed SNAP taxpayer-funded infusion plan questioned
Ohio’s most populated counties may see SNAP shortfalls topping $7 million under new federal funding, even with additional investments the state laid out in an appropriations bill moving through Ohio’s Senate. Democratic legislators are saying the state’s new formula, which is intended to offset federal cuts with a $10 million infusion from taxpayer funds and $2.5 million federal draw down, will disproportionately impact their districts. The bill offers up about $226,000 per county to supplement estimated federal reductions. In Shelby County with a population less than 50,000 ...