Lewis County residents affected by recent flooding and power outages can apply for SNAP replacement benefits to compensate for lost food by reporting losses before July 19.
SNAP Benefits Available for Lewis County Residents Affected by Recent Flooding and Outages
According to the report of Informnny, Lewis County residents who faced flooding and power outages recently can now apply for SNAP benefits to replace their lost food. This assistance is available to anyone receiving SNAP benefits who experienced food losses due to the severe weather. To apply, residents need to report their losses by calling 315-376-5400 or filling out a form available at the Lewis County Department of Social Services office, open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The deadline to report losses is Friday, July 19th.
This support initiative, announced on Lewis County’s Facebook page, aims to help residents recover from the impact of natural disasters. By offering replacement benefits, the county ensures that those affected can access essential resources during this challenging time. The program reflects the county’s commitment to assisting its residents in times of crisis, providing necessary relief, and ensuring that basic needs are met.
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1,000+ Lewis County Residents Eligible for SNAP Benefits to Replace Lost Food Supplies After Recent Flooding and Power Outages (PHOTO: CBS 19)
SNAP Benefit Replacements Aid Lewis County Families Amid Recovery Efforts
Amid ongoing recovery efforts from flooding and power disruptions, the opportunity to receive SNAP benefit replacements provides crucial aid to affected families. This assistance helps alleviate financial strains caused by the loss of food supplies, enabling residents to stabilize and rebuild their lives following the recent emergencies.
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