Food stamps: September SNAP payments worth up to $2,145 to arrive in four states in three days
Rachel Schilke
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Alaska, North Dakota, Rhode Island, and Vermont will send all payments to recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in three days.
While most states send out SNAP payments on a rolling basis throughout the month of September, the four states send every payment on the 1st of the month.
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Combining all four states, about 348,400 people receive food stamps from SNAP. The average payments per household member per month for the four states range from as low as $183 to as high as $271.
Alaska and Hawaii are the only two states that have different amounts for SNAP benefits. In Alaska, the maximum monthly payment depends on where a resident lives, with the state split into three regions: Rural I, Rural II, and Urban.
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Households of one can receive a maximum payment of $293 in Rural I, $357 in Rural II, and $230 for Urban. Households of eight can receive $1,762 for Rural I, $2,145 for Rural II, and $1,382 for Urban.
The maximum payments are all the same for North Dakota, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The maximum SNAP payment is $281 for a household of one, $939 for a household of four, and $1,691 for a household of eight. For additional household members, $211 is added.