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You can help stop SNAP fraud, waste, and abuse

Sylvania residents are urged to help combat SNAP fraud. The DHS offers resources on its website to identify and report misuse of benefits.

Staff Writer
09/14/2026 · Sylvania edition

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Sylvania residents can play a vital role in combating fraud, waste, and abuse within the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The Department of Human Services (DHS) is urging community members to become informed and report suspicious activities.

SNAP fraud is defined as the intentional misuse of SNAP benefits. This illegal activity can be perpetrated by recipients, retailers, or scammers. The DHS has established a dedicated webpage to provide comprehensive information on this issue.

The DHS's Stop SNAP Fraud, Waste, and Abuse webpage offers details on various examples of fraud, the potential consequences for those involved, and guidance on how individuals can protect their own SNAP benefits from fraudulent schemes. Crucially, the site also outlines the procedures for reporting suspected instances of fraud, waste, or abuse.

By visiting the DHS's Stop SNAP Fraud, Waste, and Abuse webpage, Sylvania residents can learn how to identify potential fraud and contribute to the integrity of the program. The department encourages anyone with information about SNAP fraud to come forward.

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