The Wyoming Low Income Energy Assistance Program is taking new applications until February 28th. The program is federally funded and designed to help eligible Wyoming residents pay their residential heating bills during the winter months – November through May. Participation approval may also result in approval to get eligible homes weatherized, which can significantly lower the energy costs and improve the comfort, health, and safety of qualified Wyoming homes. This is a state program and is not affected by the current partial government shutdown. Applications may be requested by calling 1-800-246-4221, or are also available at all local Department of Family Services offices and senior centers.
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