Arizona Allocates $1.8M for Food Assistance Amid SNAP Funding Woes
November 10, 2025
Gov. Katie Hobbs directs $1.8M to food aid amid SNAP funding uncertainty, with $1.5M for food banks and $300K for vouchers.
Gov. Katie Hobbs directs $1.8M to food aid amid SNAP funding uncertainty, with $1.5M for food banks and $300K for vouchers.
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