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Iowa Weatherization Assistance Program
Iowa Department of Health and Human Services · State program
No dollar cap stated; service is provided through the program.
The state’s Weatherization Assistance Program gives eligible low-income Iowa households free home weatherization and health-and-safety improvements. It is aimed at lowering energy bills, but the official program also says it addresses certain health and safety problems in the home.
Program details
How it works
The Iowa Weatherization Assistance Program is a low-income energy efficiency program administered under U.S. Department of Energy rules. Iowa says the work is done by trained workers using permanent, cost-effective measures rather than temporary fixes.
What the money covers
The program’s official page says the program solves certain health and safety problems in clients’ homes and improves affordability for low-income households. It specifically lists energy-efficiency measures such as high-density wall and attic insulation and blower-door-guided infiltration reduction. It also says health and safety measures include safety checks of all combustion appliances.
Amounts and matching
The source does not state a dollar amount, reimbursement structure, or required match.
How to apply
Iowans apply through their local Community Action Agency / community action outreach office in their county.
Timing and deadlines
The official page does not list an open/close date or application deadline.
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