SB1088

Human services: food assistance; certain data of individuals who receive SNAP benefits; require to be shared with certain governmental agencies. Amends 1939 PA 280 (MCL 400.1 - 400.119b) by adding sec. 10i.

Introduced·7/2/26
Introduced Text

Michigan SB1088 requires the sharing of SNAP benefit data with USDA and other agencies to combat fraud.

Michigan SB1088 amends the state's human services law to mandate the sharing of benefit allotment and identity data of SNAP recipients with the USDA, the SNAP National Accuracy Clearinghouse, and the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud. The bill also requires the state to submit quarterly reports to the legislature detailing duplicate accounts, improper use of deceased individuals' Social Security numbers, out-of-state transactions, and recovered improper payments.

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Housing And Human Services Committee
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History

Jul 2

Senate

Introduced By Senator Jim Runestad

Jul 2

Senate

Referred To Committee On Housing And Human Services