Oklahoma Department of Human Services Director Jeffrey Cartmell told a legislative interim study the state's federally certified SNAP payment error rate is just over 11%, timeliness is about 94%, and staffing cuts over the past decade contributed to an operational spike that could trigger cost-sharing under HR1 if not reduced.

San Miguel County Human Services director Linnea Edwards told commissioners that proposed state cost-share changes around SNAP error rates could shift a large portion of program costs to counties; the county's own low error rate reduces exposure but staff warned of potential clawbacks in the worst-case scenario.