HEAP

New Yorkers can access free cooling support through the Home Energy Assistance Program, helping to combat summer heat effectively and affordably.

Winter is here and since we'll be running our heat a lot more, here are a few money saving ideas to help.

Thanks to increasing utility rates, the federal government has funneled an additional $63 million dollars into New York HEAP Program and you may qualify for some.

New Yorkers reveal what date they think is best to turn on the heat for winter.

More money is available through a federal program to help lower-income families stay warm this winter.

Heating costs are expected to increase up to 50% for winter 2022 and New York is offering residents savings tips and tips on applying for heating assistance.

The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance has a Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) that can assist residents heat and cold their homes.

HEAP money is being made available for lower income residents who lack air conditioning to stay cool this summer.

Utility companies in New York are being asked to increase their outreach and efforts to help consumer control their heating costs.

If you’re having a hard time paying your heating bills, you may be able to get some help from the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)

We haven't even started the winter yet and it's already been bitter cold. It looks as if we are in for a long cold, snowy winter. There are millions of dollars available in heating assistance for all New Yorkers that qualify.

Enrollment for the 2019-2020 regular Home Energy Assistance Program opens Tuesday, November 12.

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