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The following table is used for the following purposes:
- Determining if a provider is eligible for Tier 1 reimbursement rates by household size and income;
- Determining eligibility for Tier 1 reimbursement rates for a child in a Tier 2 home (provider's home is Tier 2); and
- Determining eligibility for a provider's own children for providers who are geographically eligible for Tier 1 rates:
Use this table July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012 |
Family Size
|
Household Incomes |
Annual Income |
Monthly Income |
Twice Per
Month |
Every Two
Weeks |
Weekly Income |
| |
REDUCED |
REDUCED |
REDUCED |
REDUCED |
REDUCED |
1 |
$20,147 |
$1,679 |
$840 |
$775 |
$388 |
2 |
$27,214 |
$2,268 |
$1,134 |
$1,047 |
$524 |
3 |
$34,281 |
$2,857 |
$1,429 |
$1,319 |
$660 |
4 |
$41,348 |
$3,446 |
$1,723 |
$1,591 |
$796 |
5 |
$48,415 |
$4,035 |
$2,018 |
$1,863 |
$932 |
6 |
$55,482 |
$4,624 |
$2,312 |
$2,134 |
$1,067 |
7 |
$62,549 |
$5,213 |
$2,607 |
$2,406 |
$1,203 |
8 |
$69,616 |
$5,802 |
$2,901 |
$2,678 |
$1,339 |
| For each additional family member add: |
$7,067 |
$589 |
$295 |
$272 |
$136 |
For a list of eligible federal/state funded assistance programs (for option 2 above only), click here: programs |
Income Standards for Determining food Program Eligibility:
