The Cabarrus Compass

The Cabarrus Compass

$150,000 Food and Crisis Assistance Plan Fails in 2–2 Commission Vote Amid Dispute Over Government’s Role

A divided county commission board clashed over whether taxpayer dollars should fund emergency aid for local nonprofits, leaving the scaled-back proposal without enough votes to pass.

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Chris Miller
Nov 18, 2025
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The commissioners debated whether to approve distributing $150,000 in food and crisis assistance to local nonprofits. Screenshot via Cabarrus County’s YouTube page.

Even though the federal government shutdown — the longest in the nation’s history — has finally ended, it has left millions of Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) reeling, including thousands of Cabarrus County families.

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