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Applications are now open for the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program, which provides heating assistance to residents, whether they are homeowners or renters.
Basic benefits toward heating bills range from $180 to $530 depending on income, size of household, and need. Benefits are available for households with incomes up to 60% of the state median income, which equates to roughly $79,910 for a family of four. These benefits are usually paid directly to your utility company or fuel supplier. Households that heat with deliverable fuels, such as oil or propane may be eligible for additional fuel deliveries.
The program is administered by the Connecticut Department of Social Services with the assistance of local community action agencies and funded by the federal Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).
You can learn more about the program and apply here. Applications must be received by May 31, 2024.
After you submit your application, you’ll get a letter in the mail within 45 days telling you if you are eligible and, if you are eligible, about the benefits you will receive.
