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Electricity aid program expands to cover thousands more Mainers
https://www.mainepublic.org/business-and-economy/2023-11-21/electricity-aid-program-expands-to-cover-thousands-more-mainersThousands more Mainers will be eligible for assistance with their electricity bills this winter, and they'll soon be getting letters from the state.
The Department of Health and Human Services is sending letters to 67,000 Maine residents who are eligible for the Low Income Assistance Program. That's 46,000 more people this season, thanks to additional funding and expanded eligibility guidelines.
Public Advocate Bill Harwood says those who do get a letter should present it to their electric utility.
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The Department of Health and Human Services is sending letters to 67,000 Maine residents who are eligible for the Low Income Assistance Program. That's 46,000 more people this season, thanks to additional funding and expanded eligibility guidelines.
Public Advocate Bill Harwood says those who do get a letter should present it to their electric utility.
Harwood says the benefit varies with household income, and will range from a few hundred to $1,000.
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