Protecting WIC during the federal government shutdown
Not specified · October 2, 2025
An unidentified speaker announced the state will use reserves to backstop the WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program, assuring about 50,000 enrolled mothers that benefits and WIC cards will remain valid; the Department of Public Health and a staff member named Manisha were cited as leading aspects of the response. No formal vote or funding amount was specified.
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