New York state offers up to $990 for Energy bills
Officials expanded the heating Program as Energy prices continue to rise across the state.
New York State is offering financial help for heating and Energy costs as prices continue to rise. The Home Energy Assistance Program helps residents who are struggling to pay their Energy bills. Eligible homeowners and renters can receive up to $990 of relief for oil, propane, and kerosene systems, or up to $700 for wood, pellet, and coal Energy sources, according to 13WHAM-TV.
Officials expanded this year's utility resources because of increasing Energy prices across the state. Troy Coffie, a Monroe County Senior Energy Evaluator, spoke with 13WHAM about benefits and income limits for residents. Officials stress that the Program is first come, first served, and residents should submit their applications as early as possible since funds are limited.
Figures as reported by WHAM.
