Our Weatherization Assistance Program is here to support low-income households in the journey towards more energy-efficient homes. After a thorough assessment of your home, a Department of Energy approved computer program is used to determine which measures will be best for your specific situation. These measures can include installing insulation; cleaning, repair or replacing heating systems; repairing or replacing windows and doors; installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors; and educating clients on household hazards and ways to save money on utilities. 

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Eligibility is determined by household income, with priority given to households with seniors aged 60 or older, those with disabled members, or families with children . We understand the importance of a comfortable home, so renters are welcome with written permission and a contribution from the landlord. Although funds are limited, and a waiting list may apply, our commitment to making your home more energy-efficient remains unwavering.