Flint, MI – As Michigan resumes filling SNAP benefits statewide, Genesee County officials say many residents—including veterans and federal employees—remain in need following recent disruptions linked to the federal government shutdown.
According to the Genesee County Sheriff’s Office, the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan continues to organize food distribution events throughout the area to meet ongoing community demand. Residents can find a live schedule of food giveaways and assistance locations through the Food Bank’s online calendar here.
The Sheriff’s Office emphasized that the community-led response is being supported by the department’s Community Care Team Partner, 2nd Chance Church, which is helping coordinate outreach to affected families.
Officials are urging those impacted by delayed or reduced SNAP benefits to attend the upcoming distribution events. The Sheriff’s Office said it remains committed to sharing updates on food resources as recovery efforts continue across Genesee County and neighboring areas.
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