Emergency Board Approves $15.3 Million to Bolster LIHEAP Amid Rising Home Heating Fuel Costs

Vermont commits $15.3M to expand heating assistance amid high fuel prices

As winter approaches, residential heating oil prices have risen above $6 per gallon, with kerosene prices even higher. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont commits $15.3M to expand heating assistance amid high fuel prices.

Vermont allocates $15M to boost LIHEAP home heating benefits

Vermont's Emergency Board approved $15 million to support low-income residents with heating costs as fuel prices continue to rise.

As Costs Soar, State Leaders Boost Heating Fuel Subsidies

Officials set aside an additional $15.3 million in state funds for heating fuel that will be even more expensive this winter. The post As Costs Soar, State Leaders Boost Heating Fuel Subsidies appeared first on Seven Days. (Image: Julianna Brazill)

Emergency Board approves $15.3 million to bolster LIHEAP amid rising home heating fuel costs

MONTPELIER — Vermonters struggling to pay their heating fuel bills this winter will be able to get some extra help from the state, giving them the same buying power they had last year when prices were much lower.