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DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES FAMILY INVESTMENT ADMINISTRATION SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP) MANUAL HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION Section 100 Page 7

100.62 Disqualified Individuals (continued) D. Individuals convicted of trading SNAP benefits for firearms, ammunition or explosives. E. Individuals convicted of trafficking SNAP benefits of $500 or more. F. Individuals convicted in a Federal or State court or Administrative Disqualification Hearing of having made a fraudulent statement or misrepresentation about place of residence or identity in order to receive multiple benefits simultaneously. G. Individuals disqualified for failure to comply with work registration requirements. H. Individuals who were receiving SNAP benefits and were convicted of a volume dealer drug offense (manufacturing, distributing, dispensing or possessing certain qualities of controlled dangerous substances) or a drug kingpin offense (a “drug kingpin” means an organizer, supervisor, financier or manager who acts as a co conspirator to manufacture, distribute, dispense, transport in, or bring into the state controlled dangerous substances in an amount that would be considered a volume dealer amount after October 1, 2017 , except for individuals as described in 100.7I. I. A fleeing felon or a parole violator. 100.63 Residents of Institutions A. Except for the groups listed in section 100.7 (C – G), residents of institutions are not eligible to receive SNAP benefits. B. A person is considered a resident of an institution when that institution provides them with a majority (50% or more) of their meals as part of its normal services. NOTE: See Section 108 (Households with Non-Members) for the treatment of the income and resources of a disqualified or ineligible household member.

REVIEWED MAY 2026