FROZEN FOOD FOR CERTAIN COMMUNITIES

Summary

The bill directs $200,000 from the state’s general fund to the Aging and Long‑Term Services Department to purchase frozen food, including meals designed for specific medical needs, for neighborhoods with high food insecurity and limited healthy options. It targets residents who lack reliable access to nutritious food and those with conditions that require special diets, aiming to improve nutrition and health outcomes.

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