New Jersey S2251 codifies federal regulations requiring bilingual SNAP materials and services for certain non-English-speaking households.
New Jersey S2251 codifies federal regulations that require the Division of Family Development to provide bilingual materials and services for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) under certain circumstances. The bill mandates that SNAP eligibility determination agencies provide bilingual staff or interpreters if they serve areas with over 100 single-language minority households.
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