Food Stamps (SNAP) in Oregon (2026)
Oregon's SNAP program, administered by the Department of Human Services (ODHS), provides food assistance to eligible low-income individuals and families. Oregon has fully opted out of the federal drug felony ban, so people with drug-related convictions can receive SNAP benefits without any restrictions.
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Quick Answer
Oregon has no SNAP ban for drug felony convictions. Apply online through ONE (Oregon Eligibility), by phone, or in person at your local ODHS Self-Sufficiency office.
Oregon SNAP Agency
Department of Human Services (ODHS)
Website: oregon.gov/odhs/food/pages/snap.aspx
Phone: 1-800-723-3638
Apply online: one.oregon.gov
Eligibility & Income Limits
Income limit (1 person): $1,580/month gross
Income limit (4 person): $3,250/month gross
Oregon uses Broad-Based Categorical Eligibility (BBCE) with expanded income limits of 200% FPL for most households.
Asset limit: No asset test(broad-based categorical eligibility -- asset test effectively eliminated)
Benefit Amounts
Max benefit (1 person): $292/month
Max benefit (4 person): $994/month
Average benefit: $199/month per person
Drug Felony Ban Status
No Ban
Oregon has fully opted out of the federal drug felony ban. Individuals with drug-related felony convictions are eligible for SNAP benefits with no restrictions.
ABAWD Policy (Work Requirements)
Work requirements enforced: Yes
Oregon enforces ABAWD time limits in some counties. ABAWDs aged 18-49 without dependents must work or participate in a work program at least 20 hours per week. Some areas may have waivers based on unemployment rates.
How to Apply
Online: Yes
Phone: Yes
In person: Yes
Processing time: 30 days standard; 7 days for expedited service if eligible
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I apply for SNAP in Oregon?
- You can apply online through ONE (Oregon Eligibility) at one.oregon.gov, call 1-800-723-3638, or visit your local ODHS Self-Sufficiency office. An eligibility interview will be scheduled after your application is submitted.
- Can I get SNAP benefits in Oregon with a felony conviction?
- Yes. Oregon has fully opted out of the federal drug felony ban. Anyone who meets the income and eligibility requirements can receive SNAP benefits regardless of criminal history.
- What documents do I need to apply for SNAP in Oregon?
- You will need proof of identity, Social Security numbers for household members, proof of income, proof of Oregon residency, and information about your monthly expenses including rent, utilities, and child care.
- How long does it take to get SNAP in Oregon?
- Standard processing takes up to 30 days. If you qualify for expedited service due to very low income or resources, you may receive benefits within 7 days.
- What is the income limit for SNAP in Oregon?
- Oregon uses expanded income limits through BBCE. Most households can qualify with gross income up to 200% of the federal poverty level — about $1,580/month for one person or $3,250/month for a family of four.
- Does Oregon offer any programs that stretch SNAP benefits?
- Yes. Oregon participates in Double Up Food Bucks at many farmers markets, which matches your SNAP dollars when you buy fresh fruits and vegetables, effectively doubling your purchasing power for produce.
Take Action -- Direct Links
- Oregon SNAP Program Information
Official ODHS page with SNAP eligibility details, benefits, and program resources.
- ONE (Oregon Eligibility) — Apply Online
Oregon's online portal for applying for SNAP and other public assistance programs.
- Find Your Local Self-Sufficiency Office
Locate your nearest ODHS Self-Sufficiency office for in-person application help.
- USDA SNAP State Directory — Oregon
Federal USDA directory with Oregon SNAP contact information and resources.
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