SNAP Benefits Running Out of Money in Colorado
Colorado officials are sounding the alarm as SNAP benefits are running out of money due to the federal government shutdown.
More than 600,000 Coloradans may struggle to eat next month if the shutdown continues, as November's food assistance won't be distributed until the shutdown ends.
Our State is looking at all options for helping feed families in need and is currently having conversations about the negative impacts this will create and how to support people should the federal government not reopen
Gov. Jared Polis stated that Colorado is exploring ways to mitigate the anticipated losses, with conversations ongoing about supporting those in need.
Author's Summary
Colorado faces hunger crisis as SNAP benefits run out due to federal shutdown.
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