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Weatherization Assistance Program
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services · State program
No-cost services; no homeowner match stated.
Michigan’s Weatherization Assistance Program provides no-cost energy conservation and related health and safety services to eligible low-income households. The state says the work is provided at no cost to the resident and is delivered through local community action agencies statewide.
Program details
How it works
The Weatherization Assistance Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program and is administered by MDHHS. The program provides energy conservation and related health and safety services for eligible low-income households at no cost to the resident.
MDHHS contracts with local weatherization operators at Community Action Agencies across the state, and each agency serves a designated area so all counties can benefit.
What the money covers
The official page says the program can only make improvements that make a home more energy efficient. It does not list a detailed line-item package on the page itself.
How to apply
Community Action Agencies determine eligibility, perform the required inspections, and ensure each home gets the appropriate upgrades. The page directs homeowners to the statewide network of local weatherization operators.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not state an application deadline or seasonal window.
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