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County approves EBT machines and Double Up Oklahoma funding for Moore and Norman farm markets

Cleveland County Board of County Commissioners · January 27, 2025
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Summary

The board approved Conduent EBT machines at no cost for Moore and Norman farm markets and authorized Double Up Oklahoma agreements providing $5,000 for Moore and $19,000 for Norman to reimburse participating produce vendors.

Cleveland County commissioners approved contracts to install two Conduent EBT machines — one at the Moore Farm Market and one at the Norman Farm Market — at no cost to the county to enable processing of SNAP and Senior cards. The board also approved Double Up Oklahoma agreements (through Hunger Free Oklahoma) to reimburse participating vendors: $5,000 for the Moore Farm Market and $19,000 for the Norman Farm Market.

County officials recorded the programmatic intent to expand access to fresh produce for SNAP recipients and seniors and to support vendor participation through token reimbursements. Implementation and reporting tasks were assigned to the Farm Market fund and relevant departments as part of the consent docket approvals.