Information You Will Need. Getting Started. Welcome to Home Energy Plus Application. This application is for regular Energy Assistance and Weatherization benefits.
Regular Energy Assistance is a once a year benefit. If you are experiencing a no heat situation, please call Energy Services Inc. It is safe, secure, and confidential. All those seeking shelter, energy assistance or other supportive services in Milwaukee County should contact for assistance and referrals to community resources through any of the following means:.
Dial: , or To avoid being charged a long-distance fee, call toll-free at Chat online: www. Call for a Homeless Services Navigation Center appointment.
To qualify for emergency crisis assistance the household must have no heat or will have no heat by the end of the next working day. Prevention Assistance is at the discretion of the County. The current funded crisis assistance plans that are available at the time of your appointment. If you are approved for Energy Assistance, you may also be approved for a furnace repair or replacement, dial at any time, hours-per-day, 7-days-per-week, and we will help you repair, or even replace when necessary, your non-operating heating system.
Renters can qualify. Bulk fuels like propane and fuel oil often require a minimum order for the fuel company to deliver and the need never arises at a convenient time. Crisis Assistance may be available to help you meet the minimum order cost. One of the best ways to make sure your energy bills stay where you can afford them is to make sure your home uses energy efficiently.
Your local weatherization agency can help you insulate your home and water heater, install energy-efficient lighting, reduce air leakage and replace old and inefficient appliances and heating systems.
The Weatherization Program targets homes with excessive energy use and homes with elderly or disabled residents, or young children under six years old. We can insulate attics and walls, install energy efficient lighting and thermostats, seal up air leaks and provide money-saving tips on maintenance and conservation.
View Our Additional Services Flyer. Comparte Nuestro Folleto de Servicios Adicionales. The Milwaukee County DHHS Energy Assistance Program saw a record number of calls for help repairing or replacing furnaces during the extreme cold weather triggered by the polar vortex Read Full Article.
Now that temperatures have cooled into the 30s everywhere, you can apply for energy assistance. P artnership, R espect, I ntegrity,. Established in , Milwaukee County is home to more than , residents and is the hub of the 37th largest regional economy in the United States.
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Businesses Still a manufacturing stronghold, the region features 16 Fortune companies and thousands of others in the financial services, medical device, hospitality and retailing industries. It's as Easy as ! Check out the rules! If you have a utility bill and are within our income guidelines, you probably qualify! The ski resort has received more than 6 feet 1. Additional reporting by The Associated Press. Other individuals would be ineligible. Conservative legal group sues Biden administration over farmer loan program.
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