County of Henry (GA)
Recent News About County of Henry (GA)
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1,819 Henry County residents received food assistance benefits in 2024
Henry County reported a 3.4% decrease in the number of residents seeking the food assistance program between 2023 and 2024.
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1,819 Henry County households received food assistance benefits in 2024
Between 2023 and 2024, Henry County registered a 5.8% decrease in the number of households receiving food assistance aid.
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$3,331,740 in food assistance program for Henry County residents in 2024
Between 2023 and 2024, Henry County registered a 0.8% decrease in food assistance funding, receiving $3,331,740 in 2024.
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Henry County has seen a 1.5% increase in amount of food assistance provided since 2015
In 2024, Henry County received $3,331,740 in food stamps, compared to $3,283,393 in 2015.
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Fewer Henry County households relying on food stamps since 2015
In 2024, 842 Henry County households relied on food stamps, compared to 1,163 in 2015.
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31.8% decrease in number of people receiving food stamps in Henry County over last decade
In 2024, 1,819 Henry County residents relied on food stamps, compared to 2,667 in 2015.
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Henry County has seen 31.9% decrease in number of households relying on SNAP since 2014
In 2023, 894 Henry County households relied on food stamps, compared to 1,312 in 2014.
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Henry County has seen 35.1% decrease in number of people relying on SNAP since 2014
In 2023, 1,883 Henry County residents relied on food stamps, compared to 2,901 in 2014.
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Food assistance cost in Henry County: Down 7.5% since 2014
In 2023, Henry County received $3,359,876 in food stamps, compared to $3,633,336 in 2014.
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7.7% decrease in number of Henry County households receiving food assistance benefits in 2023
Henry County reported a 7.7% decrease in the number of households receiving food stamps between 2022 and 2023.
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Smaller number of Henry County residents received food assistance benefits in 2023 than previous year
Henry County reported a 6.2% decrease in residents seeking the food assistance program between 2022 and 2023.
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Henry County residents in Iowa received $3,359,876 in food assistance in 2023
Henry County saw a 15.2% decrease in the amount of money allocated for food assistance from 2022 to 2023.
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Food assistance amounts increase in Henry County since 2011
In 2021, the Iowa Food Assistance Program allocated $5,254,285 to Henry County compared to $4,389,575 in 2011.
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34.9 percent fewer Henry County residents receiving food assistance since 2011
In 2021, 1,987 residents in Henry County participated in Iowa's Food Assistance Program compared to 3,052 residents in 2011.
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Henry County saw a 30.9% decrease in households receiving food assistance since 2011
In 2021, 941 households in Henry County participated in Iowa's Food Assistance Program compared to 1,362 households in 2011, according to the Iowa Business Daily's analysis of the Iowa Department of Human Services.
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Fewer Henry County residents received food assistance benefits in 2021
Henry County saw a 5 percent decrease in the number of residents who participated in Iowa's Food Assistance Program from 2020 to 2021, according to a Henry Guide analysis of data from the state's Department of Human Services.
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Fewer Henry County households received food assistance benefits in 2021
Henry County saw a 0.8 percent decrease in the number of households participating in Iowa's Food Assistance Program from 2020 to 2021.
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Henry County residents receive $4,009,570 in food assistance benefits in 2021
Henry County saw a 43.9 percent increase in the amount of money allocated through Iowa's Food Assistance Program from 2020 to 2021, according to a Nodaway Valley Today analysis of the state's Department of Human Services.
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Bionet Sonar tests underwater wireless network at NUWC Division Newport’s Narragansett Bay Test Facility
NEWPORT, R.I. – Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Division Newport recently assisted Massachusetts-based small business Bionet Sonar by underwater testing its new wireless technology called HydroNet at the Narragansett Bay Test Facility for two days in February.
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Secretaries Raimondo and Granholm, Governor Roy Cooper, Applaud VinFast’s Multi-Billion Dollar Investment in Building EVs in North Carolina
Today, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper applauded Vietnamese automaker VinFast’s announcement of a multi-billion dollar-investment in building electric vehicles and batteries in North Carolina.