Low-Income Assistance With Rising Utility Costs

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Dec 6, 2022
Help may be available for your utility bills!

Inflation is impacting everyone with higher costs for pretty much everything. Groceries, gas, insurance and yes, utility expenses are also on the rise.

Fortunately, Washington’s Department of Commerce, in conjunction with funding from the Federal government has created a Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) that helps people with their energy bills, water, and sewer bills, and may be able to provide portable AC units and/or air purifiers.

Household income, size, and heating costs are all factors in eligibility for the program. If you or someone you know needs some help in paying their utility bills, please share this link with them.

About The Author - Stu Frothingham

Stu has a degree in Clean Energy Technology, a Certificate in Sustainable Business Management and a BA in Communications. He’s experienced in marketing solar products and services plus he has a background as a clinician and researcher. Stu designed, manufactured and installed his own solar PV system and drives an all-electric Nissan LEAF to reduce his carbon footprint. Stu is active with local solar organizations, Seattle Parks and Sustainable Ballard. He wants to help to save the planet for future generations and believes sustainability is something we can all embrace.

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