SNAP-authorized stores in Connecticut

2,392 stores were authorized to accept SNAP benefits in Connecticut on Dec 31, 2025, the last day of the USDA file.

Leasing, buying or supplying a store? A dated SNAP authorization report ($19) — or a whole territory, with the stores that opened and closed.

By store type

Stores that joined and left the program

Counted from the authorization periods in the file. An ended authorization is not a penalty: the file gives no reason.

By city

• Ansonia — 17
• Berlin — 16
• Bethel — 12
• Bloomfield — 19
• Branford — 15
• Bridgeport — 136
• Bristol — 47
• Colchester — 10
• Cromwell — 14
• Danbury — 49
• Derby — 11
• East Hartford — 49
• East Haven — 23
• East Windsor — 12
• Enfield — 37
• Fairfield — 18
• Glastonbury — 12
• Groton — 26
• Hamden — 36
• Hartford — 151
• Manchester — 62
• Meriden — 56
• Middletown — 33
• Milford — 33
• Naugatuck — 26
• New Britain — 71
• New Haven — 128
• New London — 25
• New Milford — 14
• Newington — 26
• North Haven — 16
• Norwalk — 50
• Norwich — 34
• Old Saybrook — 11
• Orange — 14
• Plainville — 12
• Putnam — 12
• Rocky Hill — 15
• Seymour — 10
• Shelton — 13
• South Windsor — 10
• Southington — 28
• Stafford Springs — 10
• Stamford — 62
• Stratford — 31
• Torrington — 28
• Vernon Rockville — 24
• Wallingford — 27
• Waterbury — 151
• Waterford — 16
• Watertown — 11
• West Hartford — 39
• West Haven — 48
• Westport — 10
• Wethersfield — 19
• Willimantic — 23
• Windsor — 22
• Windsor Locks — 12

Smaller places of Connecticut — 450 stores.