Missouri Weatherization Assistance Program

How it works

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources says the Weatherization Assistance Program provides eligible households with home energy conservation services. The program is designed to deliver cost-effective energy-efficient home improvements for Missouri’s low-income households.

Its stated objectives are to lower utility bills, improve comfort, and ensure health and safety. The page also says the program especially serves the elderly, children, people with physical disadvantages, and others most affected by high utility costs.

What the money covers

Typical weatherization measures listed on the page include:

• Air sealing to reduce infiltration
• Attic insulation
• Sidewall insulation
• Floor and foundation insulation
• Pipe or duct insulation
• Water heater blankets
• Energy-efficient lighting replacement
• Heating and cooling system repair or replacement

Amounts and matching

The page does not state a dollar cap, reimbursement amount, or matching requirement. It describes the program as providing weatherization services to eligible clients at no charge.

How to apply

The page directs households to their local weatherization agency for help and contact information. It also includes links to local weatherization agencies, the state weatherization plan, sub-grantee resources, and fact sheets/trainings.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not list an application deadline or closing date. It describes the program generally and references the state weatherization plan for how the program will operate in the coming year.