SNAP-Ed Reporting Gets Simpler—Public Input Sought
Published Date: 4/20/2026
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Summary
The Department of Agriculture is asking for public feedback on updating the paperwork for the SNAP-Ed program, which helps with nutrition education and obesity prevention. This update aims to make reporting easier and clearer for states, without adding extra costs or time burdens. Comments are open until May 20, 2026, so anyone involved in SNAP-Ed or interested can share their thoughts.
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Final SNAP‑Ed Reports: Large Reporting Burden
State, local, and tribal governments and not-for-profit implementers (197 respondents) must submit SNAP-Ed State Plans and annual reports through the N-PEARS electronic system; the collection is annual and the agency estimates a total of 186,455 burden hours. The State Plan is submitted by August 15 each year and the SNAP-Ed Annual Report is due January 31 each year; N-PEARS was launched in fiscal year 2023.
SNAP‑Ed Funding Ends After FY2025
Public Law 119-21 (section 10107) ends required funding of the SNAP-Ed program with the fiscal year (FY) 2025 grant allocation. Because funding is ended, the information collection is being renewed so States can submit their final SNAP-Ed annual reports prior to program closeout.
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