Ten Alaskans impacted by monthslong food stamp delays agreed to pause a class-action lawsuit against the state of Alaska, with the Department of Health pledging to clear 50% of the backlog by mid-October.
against the state of Alaska, with the state Department of Health pledging to clear 50% of the backlog by mid-October.
The state met with attorneys for the 10 plaintiffs last week and reached an agreement to stay the federal lawsuit until Oct. 31. The agreement states that pausing the lawsuit would be “the most efficient and quickest path” to providing relief.Tuesday before federal Judge Sharon Gleason, which laid out the benchmarks the state pledged to meet to clear the backlog:
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