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Home Weatherization Assistance Program (State Weatherization Assistance Program supplement)
State Office of Economic Opportunity, Department for Children and Families · State program
Up to an average of $15,300 per unit; multifamily average $4,500 per unit.
Vermont’s state weatherization program pays for low-income homeowners to make homes safer and more energy efficient, with state funding that can average up to $15,300 per unit. The statute does not list wildfire-specific measures, but weatherization work commonly overlaps with home hardening through repair and envelope improvements.
Program details
How it works
The Director of the State Office of Economic Opportunity administers Vermont’s Home Weatherization Assistance Program under federal rules and may supplement or supplant the federal program with a state program. The statute says the state program provides an enhanced weatherization assistance amount above the federal per-unit limit.
What the money covers
The law does not list a project-by-project menu on this page, but it authorizes weatherization assistance funding for eligible housing units. The statute sets an average per-unit amount and says the program is allocated on a cost-effective basis.
Amounts and matching
- Up to an average of $15,300 per unit.
- For multifamily buildings, the allowable average is $4,500 per unit.
Timing and deadlines
The statute is ongoing and does not state an application window, deadline, or end date on this page.
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