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Payment Assistance Programs – Emerald People’s Utility District Emerald People’s Utility District My Account Payment Assistance Programs We know there may be times when our customers want to pay their bill, but are unable to due to a variety of reasons: loss of work, family illness, emergencies, or higher than usual winter bills can all cause financial hardships.
If you are in need of assistance on your utility bill, the following programs may be able to help. Starting in 2024, Helping Hands payment assistance grants will increase to $600! EPUD’s Board of Directors unanimously approved an increase to grant amounts at the September 12 Board meeting.
Helping Hands is funded primarily by contributions from Emerald People’s Utility District (EPUD) customers. Funds for this program are available starting in February and are first-come, first-served. There are no waiting lists.
If you are approved, a one-time grant of up to $600 is credited to your electric bill. For more information about the program, email Customer Service or call at (541) 746-1583 . Want to Help a Neighbor Heat Their Home?
Lane County Health & Human Services Programs The following programs are funded by EPUD and administered by Lane County. You can either call EPUD for a referral or call Lane County directly at (541) 682-3378 . Emerald Rate Assistance Program (ERAP) ERAP provides a total of $300, spread out at $75 per month for four months.
This program normally starts in March, and is available to households of senior or disabled persons, or children aged 18 and under. ERAP is funded by Emerald PUD and administered by Lane County Human Services Commission. Funds and space are limited.
Call (541) 682-3378 for information. Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) LIHEAP is a federally funded program administered by several agencies in Lane County. The program opens to the general public in December and remains open until funds are exhausted.
Choose the agency nearest your home from the following: LIHEAP Information for Seniors Eugene – Celeste Campbell Senior Center: (541) 682-5354 Springfield — Willamalane Adult Activity Center: (541) 736-4406 Cottage Grove — Cottage Grove Senior Connections: (541) 682-7810 Veneta — Fern Ridge Service Center: (541) 935-4555 Junction City — Viking Sal Senior Center: (541) 998-8445 LIHEAP Information for the General Public Springfield/Eugene — Catholic Community Services: (541) 345-3628 Cottage Grove — Community Sharing: (541) 942-6492 Other Assistance Agencies Junction City — Junction City Local Aid: (541) 998-3992 Veneta — Mid-Lane Cares: (541) 935-0948 Southern Lane Co.
— Cottage Grove Community Sharing: (541) 942-2176 Visit the 211 Info website for information about local social services.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Households of senior or disabled persons, or households with children aged 18 and under, who are EPUD customers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300 over four months. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Emerald Rate Assistance Program (ERAP) is funded by Emerald People's Utility District (EPUD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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