Marquette County urges state aid as SNAP rules shift workloads to counties
The board passed a resolution calling on the State of Wisconsin to provide funding to offset county costs after federal SNAP changes increase work requirements, reduce administrative match rates, and could raise state error‑rate penalties that would cascade to counties.
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Marquette County supervisors voted Sept. 16 to urge the State of Wisconsin to provide funding and support to offset county fiscal impacts resulting from recently enacted federal changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as FoodShare.
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