Dunn County board reviews draft FoodShare resolution as SNAP changes loom
Supervisors discussed a proposed resolution, drafted from Wisconsin Counties Association language, urging the state to offset county fiscal impacts from recent federal SNAP (FoodShare) rule changes. Board members asked for local fiscal estimates before formal endorsement.
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At its Sept. 25 meeting, the Dunn County Human Health and Human Services Board discussed a proposed FoodShare (SNAP) resolution drafted from Wisconsin Counties Association language that would urge the state to offset fiscal impacts to counties resulting from recent federal changes to SNAP eligibility and work requirements.
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