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Early Voting For Primary Ends May 5
A Glimpse of the Future? Recycling Tops Trash in November
County Announces Closings for Christmas and New Year's Holidays
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Code Enforcement Rolls out New Online Services
Updated Register of Deeds Website to Include New Search Features
County Sets Grant Process for Nonprofits: Learn More at Free Information Session
National Program Addresses Youth Violence
Residents Invited to the Waste Disposal Planning Table
Yesterday's Blueprints Shift To Online Innovation
Storm Water Services Participates In Fish Tissue Study On Local Lakes
County, Library Finalize Memorandum of Understanding
Free Composting Classes, Earth-Happy Lawns, Worm farms and More
What's Next for American Legion Memorial Stadium?
Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners
2012 Residential Building Code Becomes Law March 1
Tree Seedling Sale Set for March 3
Time to 'Get Your Green on' for the Great American Cleanup
Mecklenburg County Waives Yard Waste, Demolition Disposal Fees in Tornado Aftermath
National Flood Safety Week is March 12 - 16
Superior Court Rules in Favor of Mecklenburg County
Advice For National Flood Safety Week: Build An ‘ARK’
Delinquent Property Tax Owners will be Advertised in the Charlotte Observer
Public Hearing Set To Discuss Fire District Funding
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Summer Experience Fair Offers Array of Opportunities for Youth and Teens
Business Property Tax Listings Due April 16
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County Announces Closings For Good Friday
Water Quality in Park Road Park Pond Returns to Normal
Can You Dig It? Community Garden Tour Is May 5
County Creates Customer Support Team to Help with Revaluation Appeals
2012 State of the Environment Report Goes Live
Cooper Chosen As 'Top Dog' In 2012 Photo Contest
Mecklenburg County Holds Inaugural Military Awareness Week, May 13 - 19
County Manager Recommends Sustaining Operations with Lowest County Tax Rate in Eight Years
County Announces Closings for Memorial Day Holiday
Tax Relief Application Deadline is June 1, 2012
Deadline for Filing 2012 Property Value Appeals is June 4
Mecklenburg Board Adopts $1.4 Billion Budget, Reduces the Tax Rate
Mecklenburg County, Carolinas Healthcare System Settle Lawsuit
8 Million and Growing:CMS Students Collect and Recycle Milk and Juice Cartons
Individual and Business Personal Property Discovery Notices to be Mailed
Code Enforcement Unveils New License Validation Process
County Hires New Revaluation Manager
Board of County Commissioners To Hear Pro/Cons of Possible 2014-15 Revaluation
Low Income Energy Assistance Program Helps Families With Heating Costs
11/29/2012
The Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) is a federally funded program that provides a one-time vendor payment to help eligible households pay their heating bills in Mecklenburg County.

A priority this year will be given to disabled persons receiving services through the North Carolina Division of Aging and Adult Services, or households in which at least one member of the household is age 60 and older. Applications for those eligible will be taken from Dec. 3, 2012 through Jan. 31, 2013, or until funds are exhausted.

Applications for all other eligible households will be taken from Feb. 1 through Mar. 31, 2013, or until funds are exhausted. DSS will be taking LIEAP applications from eligible residents who meet the following criteria starting on Dec. 3, 2012:

A household that applies must:

  • Have at least one U.S. citizen or non-citizen who meets the eligibility criteria,
  • Meet an income test,
  • Have reserves at or below $2,200,
  • Be responsible for the heating bills.

Payments will be made directly to utility companies. Payments will not be made to the applicant. Everyone who is eligible must apply. No one will be automatically approved.

Applications can be made at either DSS location:

  • The Wallace H. Kuralt Centre, 301 Billingsley Road, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or
  • The Valerie C. Woodard Center, Chapin Hall, 3205 Freedom Drive, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

What to bring:

  • Valid identification
  • Proof of income
  • Utility bill (if not in your name, proof of responsibility for payment must be verified)
  • Valid Social Security card, when available

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Media contact: Gary Black at 704-336-3354 or Gary.Black@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov



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