The Providers guide to EBT in Pennsylvania:

Monthly benefit deposit schedule.

Benefits are made available over the first 10 business days of the month (excludes weekends and holidays), based on the last digit of the 7-digit case record number. Counties may have one, two, or ten payment-day cycles, see info below for each county:

• Adams: 5th business day
• Allegheny: 1st through the 10th business day
• Armstrong: 4th business day
• Beaver: 3rd business day
• Bedford: 2nd business day
• Berks: 1st through the 10th business day
• Blair: 2nd business day
• Bradford: 5th business day
• Bucks: 1st through the 10th business day
• Butler: 3rd business day
• Cambria: 3rd business day
• Cameron: 5th business day
• Carbon: 5th business day
• Centre: 3rd business day
• Chester: 1st through the 10th business day
• Clarion: 4th business day
• Clearfield: 2nd business day
• Clinton: 2nd business day
• Columbia: 4th business day
• Crawford: 2nd business day
• Cumberland: 5th business day
• Dauphin: 1st through the 10th business day
• Delaware: 1st through the 10th business day
• Elk: 3rd business day
• Erie: 2nd business day
• Fayette: 4th business day
• Forest: 5th business day
• Franklin: 3rd business day
• Fulton: 5th business day
• Greene: 4th business day
• Huntingdon: 2nd business day
• Indiana: 4th business day
• Jefferson: 2nd business day
• Juniata: 2nd business day
• Lackawanna: 1st through the 10th business day
• Lancaster: 1st through the 10th business day
• Lawrence: 3rd business day
• Lebanon: 1st through the 10th business day
• Lehigh: 1st through the 10th business day
• Luzerne: 1st through the 10th business day
• Lycoming: 1st through the 10th business day
• McKean: 4th business day
• Mercer: 2nd business day
• Mifflin: 3rd business day
• Monroe: 1st through the 10th business day
• Montgomery: 1st through the 10th business day
• Montour: 4th business day
• Northampton: 1st through the 10th business day
• Northumberland: 3rd business day
• Perry: 2nd business day
• Philadelphia: 1st through the 10th business day
• Pike: 2nd business day
• Potter: 4th business day
• Schuylkill: 1st through the 10th business day
• Snyder: 3rd business day
• Somerset: 2nd business day
• Sullivan: 4th business day
• Susquehanna: 3rd business day
• Tioga: 2nd business day
• Union: 2nd business day
• Venango: 5th business day
• Warren: 5th business day
• Washington: 3rd business day
• Wayne: 2nd business day
• Westmoreland: 1st through the 10th business day
• Wyoming: 4th business day
• York: 1st through the 10th business day

For more information for counties with multiple deposit days, see the Pennsylvania SNAP deposit schedule posted here: https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/monthly-issuance-schedule

Missed a Deposit?

Didn't receive your benefits on the expected date? There might be an issue with your case.

Find out why by reading Why didn't I get a food stamp deposit this month?, which explains common reasons for missed deposits and what you can do about it.