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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

SNAP food benefits

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UpdateAlaska SNAP updateA new federal funding bill was signed into law on November 12, 2025. This federal funding fully covers SNAP benefits through September 30, 2026. More information will be sent directly to households as needed.

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Income limits by household size

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Real public dataAlaska · FY 2027 · October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027
Household sizeGross monthly incomeNet monthly incomeMaximum benefit, urbanRural 1Rural 2
1$2,162$1,663$392$499$608
2$2,931$2,255$718$916$1,115
3$3,700$2,846$1,032$1,316$1,602
4$4,469$3,438$1,306$1,666$2,027
5$5,238$4,030$1,555$1,982$2,413
6$6,008$4,621$1,868$2,382$2,900
7$6,777$5,213$2,064$2,632$3,204
8$7,546$5,805$2,352$2,999$3,650
Each additional+$770+$592+$287+$366+$446
Gross 130 percent and net 100 percent of the federal poverty level. Source: USDA FNS cost-of-living adjustments, retrieved Nov 10, 2026.

Resource limits

Most households
$3,000
A member 60 or older or disabled
$4,750

Deductions

Standard, 1 to 5 people
$371
Standard, 6 or more
$385
Earned income
20%
Shelter, most households
up to $1,229

Expedited service · 7 days

  1. 01Gross monthly income under $150 and cash, checking and savings of $100 or less.
  2. 02Cash, checking and savings of $100 or less.
  3. 03Monthly rent or mortgage plus utilities is more than gross monthly income plus cash, checking and savings.

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