HHS leaders warn of mounting workload from SNAP changes and unfunded state mandates
County health and human services staff told commissioners that federal and state policy changes — including SNAP verification rules and a new child welfare act — will add staff time and strain an already-tight 2026 budget, with some services currently subsidized by grant funding.
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Health and human services advisory committee members briefed the board on staffing and funding pressures for 2026.
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