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Columbus Power Discount Program is sponsored by City of Columbus Department of Public Utilities (Columbus Water & Power). A one-time $50 credit and a 25% discount on electricity kilowatt-hour charges is available to Columbus Division of Power qualifying low-income customers. Those 60 and older are also eligible for a senior discount.
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Find Nearest Cooling Centers Income Qualified Discount We strive to make utility access more equitable and affordable. Eligible Columbus Water & Power (CWP) customers will receive a 30% discount on their water and/or power usage. Qualifying seniors, 60 and older, may be eligible to have their service charges waived.
Who Qualifies for this Program: Any active CWP customer who is already enrolled in qualifying assistance programs such as: SNAP, Ohio Medicaid, HEAP, Ohio Works First or is receiving public housing benefits . Any household with income below 200% of the federal poverty level . Example: a family of three making $51,876 or less per year would qualify.
See chart below. Approved applicants over 60 may qualify for additional discounts. Apply Online Apply and upload supporting documents.
Qualifying Income Levels for this Program Qualification is based on the income of all household members over 18. The adjusted maximum gross income follows: The above income limits are based on 200% of the current federal poverty level and are updated annually in February.
NOTE: If you are enrolled in other low income programs such as SNAP, Ohio Medicaid, HEAP, etc., you can still qualify for our program regardless of the income table above.
More Information and printable forms Single Family Property - Application in English (PDF, 314KB) : Print and mail a copy if unable to use the online form above Single Family Property - Application in Spanish (PDF, 294KB) : en Espanol - para imprimir y enviar por correo Multi Family Property: Multi-Unit Brochure/Application (PDF, 636KB) to print & mail View the Utility Discount Flyer (PDF, 991KB) Learn more about the program Additional Community Resources (PDF, 369KB) : Check the list to find more assistance.
Email: discountprograms@columbus. gov Phone: 614-645-8276 Weekdays 7 a. m.
- 6 p. m. Weekdays 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (Garage Across Long Street) After-hours Drop Box Available utilityleadrep@columbus.
gov Documents, Standards & Specifications Reduce Your Bill/Pay Assist Water, Water Reclamation, Power Rates, Fees, Connection Charges Reduce Your Bill/Pay Assist Meter Reading & Bill Calculation Leak Detection (PDF, 332KB) Cross Connection & Backflow
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any active City of Columbus Water & Power (CWP) customer who is already enrolled in qualifying assistance programs such as SNAP, Ohio Medicaid, HEAP, Ohio Works First, or is receiving public housing benefits. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Columbus Power Discount Program is funded by City of Columbus Department of Public Utilities (Columbus Water & Power). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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