If you live in Oregon and were affected by severe weather last month, you may be eligible for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) replacements. The USDA allows states to issue replacements for food lost during natural disasters, including storms, floods, fires, and power outages.
Many Oregonians have lost food purchased with their Food Stamps due to recent weather conditions, and if you are one of them, you can apply for a replacement.
How to Request SNAP Replacement in Oregon
Oregon offers three ways to request SNAP replacements:
- Visit a local office: Find your nearest office on the Oregon Department of Human Services website.
- Call the phone number: Dial 800-699-9075 for assistance.
- Complete an online form: You can fill out the required form and mail it to: oregon.benefits@odhsoha.oregon.gov. The form can be downloaded here: SNAP Replacement Form.
To locate a local office, use the following link: Office Finder.
Deadline for SNAP Replacement Requests
Generally, SNAP recipients must request replacement benefits within ten days of the date when their food was lost. However, some counties have extended deadlines.
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For residents of the following counties, the deadline to request SNAP replacement is December 18, 2024:
- Yamhill
- Washington
- Umatilla
- Tillamook
- Polk
- Multnomah
- Marion
- Malheur
- Linn
- Lincoln
- Lane
- Lake
- Klamath
- Josephine
- Jefferson
- Jackson
- Douglas
- Deschutes
- Coos
- Clatsop
- Clackamas
- Benton
If you are in one of these counties, make sure to submit your request by the extended deadline. For more information, visit the official website at: SNAP Replacement in Oregon.
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