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Home Housing Are You Eligible for Energy Assistance

Are You Eligible for Energy Assistance

Maximum Eligible Income for Program Dates 10-01-2009 to 09-30-2010

Heating Assistance

The Minnesota Energy Assistance Program uses the past 3 months of household income prior to signing the application and/or last year's federal tax forms for self-employment income for making eligibility determinations.

Household Size Annual Income
3-Month Income

1 $21,695 $5,423
2 $28,371 $7,092
3 $35,046 $8,761
4 $41,722 $10,430
5 $48,398 $12,099
6 $55,073 $13,768
7 $56,325 $14,081
8 $57,576 $14,394
9 $58,828 $14,707
10 $60,080 $15,019
11 $61,331 $15,332
12 $62,583 $15,645
13 $63,835 $15,958
14* $65,395 $16,348
15* $69,509 $17,377
16* $73,623 $18,405
17* $77,737 $19,434
18* $81,851 $20,462
19* $85,695 $21,491
20* $90,079 $22,519

*Based on 50% of State Median Income or 110% of Poverty, whichever is greater.
For each additional household member add $4,114 to annual income and $1,028 to 3-month income.

Click on the following link for more information:
Office of Energy Security, Minnesota Department of Commerce(www.state.mn.us/portal/mn/jsp/home.do?agency=Energy) - Click on low income assistance and locate help near you by clicking on Energy Assistance Providers or Weatherization Providers.

 
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Tips for Housing

Cold weather rule went into effect Oct 15 and runs through April 15.  To avoid disconnection, customers who receive a notice of proposed disconnection must immediately contact their utility and commit to a payment plan.