Requires reporting of the number of individuals receiving public assistance in each city, town, village, municipality, or county over 1,000 inhabitants

Summary

The bill would have the state Department of Social Services post, on its website, the total households and individuals receiving SNAP, TANF, WIC and other public assistance programs in each city, town, village or county with more than 1,000 inhabitants. It also would require reporting the average benefit per household and the number of households that became ineligible, using only aggregate data to protect privacy. The measure failed to become law.

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