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Kentucky Power low-income weatherization assistance
Kentucky Power with Community Action of Kentucky and Christian Appalachian Project · Utility program
Free weatherization services; no cash amount stated
Kentucky Power offers low-income weatherization help for customers in Floyd County, including energy audits, consultation, and weatherization/energy conservation measures through its partner agencies. The program material says eligible customers who use an average of 700 kWh per month can qualify, but it does not state a cash amount.
Program details
How it works
Kentucky Power says it works with Community Action of Kentucky to provide a home weatherization program for low-income families. The program includes energy audits, consultation, and weatherization and energy conservation measures for eligible homes. The utility also says Christian Appalachian Project can assist low-income seniors in Floyd, Johnson, Knott, and Martin counties.
What the money covers
The official utility material describes services rather than a cash payment. It specifically says participants receive energy audits, consultation, and extensive weatherization and energy conservation measures.
Timing and availability
The source does not give a start date, end date, or application deadline on the page we reviewed.
Important note
This is an energy/weatherization program, not a wildfire-specific grant. Still, weatherization work can overlap with home hardening in a broad disaster-resilience sense when it involves home envelope improvements.
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