πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ USAGovBenefits.com β€” Free independent resource. Not affiliated with any U.S. government agency.
Homeβ€ΊKansasβ€ΊMarshall Countyβ€ΊSNAP Benefitsβ€ΊBlue Rapids City
FOOD β€” KS

🍎 SNAP Benefits in Blue Rapids City, Marshall County, Kansas β€” 2026

Eligibility, income limits, local offices and how to apply for Blue Rapids City residents

$1,051/moMax Benefit
1-800-221-5689Helpline
KSState
130% FPLFPL Threshold
πŸ“Š 2026 Income Limits β€” Blue Rapids City, Kansas
Household SizeMonthly LimitAnnual Limit
1 person$1,632/mo$19,578/yr
2 people$2,215/mo$26,572/yr
3 people$2,798/mo$33,566/yr
4 people ← typical$3,482/mo$41,782/yr
5 people$4,065/mo$48,778/yr
6 people$4,648/mo$55,774/yr
7 people$5,231/mo$62,770/yr
8 people$5,814/mo$69,766/yr

Source: HHS Federal Poverty Guidelines 2026. Effective January 2026.

πŸ“ How to Apply β€” Blue Rapids City, Kansas
1
Check Eligibility
Income at or below 130% FPL. Family of 4 in Blue Rapids City: $3,482/month in 2026.
2
Apply Online β€” Fastest
Visit www.benefits.gov/benefit/361 β€” available 24/7.
3
Apply by Phone β€” 1-800-221-5689
Call Mon–Fri business hours for Blue Rapids City residents.
4
Apply In-Person β€” Marshall County Office
Visit offices near Blue Rapids City. Walk-ins accepted.
πŸ“‹ Documents Required β€” Blue Rapids City
  • Government-issued photo ID
  • Proof of residency
  • Proof of income (pay stubs)
  • Social Security numbers for all members
  • Bank statements (last 30 days)
❓ FAQs β€” SNAP Benefits in Blue Rapids City
Who qualifies for SNAP Benefits in Blue Rapids City, Kansas?
Residents of Blue Rapids City, Marshall County, Kansas with income at or below 130% FPL. Family of 4: $3,482/month. Call 1-800-221-5689.
How to apply for SNAP Benefits in Blue Rapids City?
Apply online at www.benefits.gov/benefit/361, call 1-800-221-5689, or visit Marshall County office.
Is there a SNAP Benefits office in Blue Rapids City?
The nearest office is in Marshall County. Visit office locator for exact address and hours.
πŸ”” Kansas Alerts 2026
Free alerts when SNAP Benefits changes in Kansas.