SNAP Enrollment

- All residents are safe, supported and able to care for themselves
Strategic Priorities
  • 7.1 Provide a safety net for children, families, adults and older persons to meet their immediate, basic needs
    - All residents are safe, supported and able to care for themselves
About this measure

This measure provides enrollment data for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, otherwise referred to as SNAP.

Data are reported by the Cuyahoga County Division of Job and Family Services on an annual basis.
Why is this important?

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program helps low-income individuals purchase food, serving as a safety net for children, families, adults, and older persons.
How are we making an impact?

The Division of Job and Family Services is currently researching the County’s density rate to determine areas where individuals may suffer from food insecurity but are not seeking assistance. While researching the density rates, the agency has made internal adjustments, which has improved the number of cases with timely approval by approximately 10% since January 2018.
SNAP Enrollment - Annual Performance
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Cuyahoga County SNAP Enrollment (by Year)

Long description.

Bar chart shows the 12-month average of SNAP Enrollment in Cuyahoga County by year. See data table for details.

Structure.

Chart type: column chart.
column series with 2 columns.
The chart has 1 X axis displaying categories.
The chart has 1 Y axis displaying SNAP Enrollment.

Chart graphic.

Cuyahoga County SNAP Enrollment (by Year)Created with Highcharts 5.0.12Cuyahoga County SNAP Enrollment (by Year)219,839219,839240,983240,983Chart context menu20172018
SNAP Enrollment - Comparative Analysis
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SNAP Enrollment (Comparative Analysis)

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Bar chart shows SNAP enrollment for comparative counties. Data are for the year 2011, the most recent year for which comparative data are available. Cuyahoga: 263,326 Allegheny: 157,643 Franklin: 198,695 Hamilton: 126,548 Hillsborough: 239,559 Lucas: 88,986 Marion: 181,834 Montgomery: 87,008 Summit: 80,344

Structure.

Chart type: column chart.
The chart has 1 X axis displaying categories.
The chart has 1 Y axis displaying values.

Chart graphic.

SNAP Enrollment (Comparative Analysis)Created with Highcharts 5.0.12SNAP Enrollment (Comparative Analysis)Cuyahoga 263 326Cuyahoga 263 326Allegheny 157 643Allegheny 157 643Franklin 198 695Franklin 198 695Hamilton 126 548Hamilton 126 548Hillsborough 239 559Hillsborough 239 559Lucas 88 986Lucas 88 986Marion 181 834Marion 181 834Montgomery 87 008Montgomery 87 008Summit 80 344Summit 80 344Chart context menu2011
Data Source

Cuyahoga County: Cuyahoga County Division of Job and Family Services

Comparative Analysis: United States Department of Agriculture
Measure Data
Period Status Actual
2016 Not Defined
2017 In Progress 219,839
2018 In Progress 240,983
2019 Not Defined