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Oregon Energy Assistance Programs, LIHEAP & More | PGE Once signed in, your language preference will only be available on your My Account page and the account-related pages you access from it. Energy Assistance Programs We understand it can sometimes be difficult to pay your energy bills. Help may be available through a variety of resources.
Understanding My Business Electric Bill Energy Assistance Programs Solving Electrical Issues Resources to Help Manage Your Bill Residential Rights and Responsibilities Local community organizations can help with bill payment assistance for our customers. You can find income guidelines and information about where to apply below.
Requirements are based only on your last 30 days of income, so if your income has been impacted recently, you may qualify. Funds are limited, so it’s important to apply before funding runs out. Below are the income guidelines for LIHEAP (Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program) and OEAP (Oregon Energy Assistance Program).
Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP): LIHEAP is a federally funded program that helps eligible families and individuals pay their energy bills. The program opens to the general public in December, but special outreach is provided in October and November to seniors, the disabled and households with children under age six.
Oregon Energy Assistance Program (OEAP): OEAP is a year-round assistance program funded by a state-mandated charge added to all PGE customers’ bills. Income guidelines for LIHEAP and OEAP For counties: Clackamas, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Washington and Yamhill These figures are based on gross annual household income at or below 60% of State Median Income (SMI) as of Oct. 2025.
**Gross income means all household income before any deductions. **Monthly Gross Income $3,198. 75 **Annual Gross Income $38,385 **Monthly Gross Income $4,183.
00 **Annual Gross Income $50,196 **Monthly Gross Income $5,167. 17 **Annual Gross Income $62,006 **Monthly Gross Income $6,151. 42 **Annual Gross Income $73,817 **Monthly Gross Income $7,135.
58 **Annual Gross Income $85,627 **Monthly Gross Income $8,119. 83 **Annual Gross Income $97,438 **Monthly Gross Income $8,304. 33 **Annual Gross Income $99,652 **Monthly Gross Income $8,488.
92 **Annual Gross Income $101,867 **Monthly Gross Income $8,673. 42 **Annual Gross Income $104,081 **Monthly Gross Income $8,858. 00 **Annual Gross Income $106,296 **Monthly Gross Income $9,042.
50 **Annual Gross Income $108,510 **Monthly Gross Income $9,227. 08 **Annual Gross Income $110,725 Household Unit Size Each additional member **Monthly Gross Income $184. 58 **Annual Gross Income $2,215 Even if your income falls within the required limits, there's no guarantee that you'll receive assistance.
You don't need to apply for help from a specific program; the agency you contact will determine which program, if any, you may qualify for. Where to apply for LIHEAP/OEAP assistance The following organizations distribute the funding from sources listed above. Please call the agency in the county where you live.
For additional agencies and resources, contact 211info by phone at 211, text your zip code to 898211, or visit 211info. org to download their free app. Looking for help with your phone or internet bill?
The Oregon Public Utility Commission’s Oregon LifeLine program reduces the monthly cost of phone or broadband service for qualifying low-income Oregon households. Clackamas County Social Services 503-650-5640 St. Vincent de Paul 503-235-8431 St.
Vincent de Paul- Sandy Only 503-668-3386 Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action 503-585-6232 The Salvation Army 503-585-6688 x4873 El Programa Hispano Católico 503-669-8350 Human Solutions, Rockwood/East Multnomah County offices 503-405-7877 Latino Network 503-208-2174 Native American Youth and Family Center 503-946-9898 Our Just Future 503-405-7877 Self Enhancement Inc. 503-713-5590 St.
Vincent de Paul 503-235-8431 Community Action, Beaverton/Hillsboro offices 503-615-0771 St. Vincent de Paul- Aloha & Cooper Mountain 503-649-5841 St. Vincent de Paul- Central Beaverton 503-643-1702 St.
Vincent de Paul- Hillsboro, Cornelius & North Plains 503-693-7528 St. Vincent de Paul- Tigard 971-772-1233 St. Vincent de Paul- Tualatin 503-235-8431 St.
Vincent de Paul- West Portland: Bethany & Rock Creek 503-985-6046 St. Vincent de Paul- West Portland: Cedar Mill & West Haven 503-644-5264 Yamhill Community Action Partnership (YCAP) 503-687-1480 Oregon Human Development Corporation Gresham office: 503-245-2600 Hillsboro office: 503-640-5496 Woodburn office: 503-982-5100 Oregon Energy Fund is a private, 501(c)(3) nonprofit that helps customers struggling to pay their utility bills.
It’s funded by donations from partnerships with PGE and other utility companies, as well as from private individuals. One-time grants are distributed through community nonprofit organizations. Oregon Energy Fund income guidelines are slightly higher than those listed above.
Income-Qualified Bill Discount Our Income-Qualified Bill Discount program provides ongoing, monthly help with your PGE bill - even if you already receive assistance from us or other agencies. Flexible payment arrangements and extensions If you need extra time or a more manageable plan, we’re here to work with you. You can request a payment arrangement or extension anytime by logging in to your account or calling 503-228-6322 .
If you need to change the day your bill is due each month, you can do that by logging in to your account or calling us. Please note that it will take a full billing cycle for any change to take effect. Weatherization and energy efficiency assistance If you meet the income guidelines for bill-payment assistance, you may also be eligible for free residential weatherization programs .
If you earn too much to qualify for weatherization assistance, you may be able to participate in the Savings Within Reach program from Energy Trust of Oregon. This program offers special incentives to help moderate-income homeowners make energy efficiency improvements. Explore our Energy Savings section to learn how you can use less energy, including no-cost and low-cost changes you can make yourself.
Get tax help with CASH Oregon Find out how to file taxes for free, learn about the Earned Income Tax Credit, and see if you qualify for free tax help. Please call 503-228-6322 to speak to a customer service advisor from 7 a. m.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Utility customers in Oregon struggling to pay their utility bills. Grants are distributed through community nonprofit organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oregon Energy Fund Assistance is funded by Oregon Energy Fund (funded by donations from partnerships with PGE and other utility companies). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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