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New York pays up to $1,086 for heating bills

Governor Kathy Hochul's HEAP program opened its seasonal energy assistance checks. Eligible families can receive funds for electricity and fuel costs.

New York pays up to $1,086 for heating bills

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the Home Energy Assistance Program is now open to help residents pay winter energy bills. Payments range up to $1,086 depending on income, household size, and heating source. A family of four with an annual gross income of up to $82,230 can qualify for assistance.

Payments go directly to energy vendors. The state also offers a Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement program with benefits up to $4,000 for repairs and $8,000 for replacements. Emergency heating benefits open on January 4, 2027. Officials advise residents to apply as soon as possible because funds are limited.

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