Demeter / SNAP in OK
SNAP in OK: SNAP
✓ Verified from primary sources · 2026-08-12 · every state we cover
- What it's called
- SNAP
- Who runs it
- Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS). Administered directly by the state.
- Where to apply
- OKDHSLIVE (okdhslive.org)
- How this page stays honest
- OKDHS's own HTML policy-library host (oklahoma.gov/okdhs/library/policy/current/oac-340/chapter-50.html) returned a clean HTTP 403 to direct curl with a browser User-Agent on every attempt — a genuine, disclosed access barrier for Oklahoma's PRIMARY administrative-code publisher, resolved by reading the same OAC 340:50 section text (with the same official revision/effective dates) via the Cornell Legal Information Institute's regulatory mirror instead, consistent with this roster's now-familiar pattern of a blocked primary host resolved via a faithful independent mirror rather than a fabricated citation. regulations.justia.com also 403'd on direct fetch (the now-familiar Justia-block pattern this roster has documented repeatedly). Separately, and more consequentially: this pack could NOT locate the specific 1997 session-law sections (H.B. 2170, ch. 414, §§ 28 and 31) that two independent secondary sources cite for Oklahoma's drug-felony opt-out as a standalone, currently-numbered Title 56 section in the Legislature's own current compiled statute text — Chapter 414's other sections (§§ 21, 23-26) ARE independently locatable and codified (as §§ 56-241.1, 241.3, 230.71-230.73), but §§ 28 and 31 are not, suggesting they were likely uncodified/session-only provisions of the omnibus 1997 welfare-reform act rather than freestanding numbered Title 56 sections that persist today. This pack discloses this as a genuine access/discoverability gap — resolved via convergent secondary corroboration (two independent organizations citing the identical session-law citation) cross-checked against the current regulation's own silence on drug-felony disqualification, not by fabricating a direct statute read this pack could not perform.
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