Alaska’s Division of Public Assistance seeks to make eligibility systems permanent while stabilizing childcare and SNAP services Department of Health officials told the House Finance Health Subcommittee that the Division of Public Assistance’s FY2027 governor’s budget totals $340.4 million and includes investments to stabilize childcare, extend SNAP modernization activities and shift eligibility systems from capital to operating costs while hiring eligibility technicians to reduce error rates and timeliness backlogs.

Alaska's Division of Public Assistance is set to transform childcare and SNAP services with a bold $340.4 million budget, aiming to streamline eligibility systems and reduce backlogs for over 426,000 residents.

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