Lamont Announces over $12M in Assistance for Connecticut Residents Facing High Home Heating Costs

With Oil Nearing $6, CT Sets Aside $12.7M For Home Heating Assistance

With the war in Iran driving the price of heating oil over $5.50 a gallon - up over 11% since September and more than $2.50 more than the $3.25 residents were paying a year ago, Gov. Ned Lamont has released $12.7 million from Connecticut’s Federal Cuts Response Fund to supplement the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program.

Lamont to bolster heating assistance using CT contingency fund

Gov. Ned Lamont announced the planned release of $12.7 million from the $500 million contingency fund to address the impact of federal cuts.

State releases $12.7 million more for home heating as oil prices climb

State leaders announced additional funding Tuesday to help residents cover rising home heating costs, with oil prices up more than $2.50 per gallon compared to a year ago.

CT To Provide $12.7M In Heating Assistance: Who Qualifies, How To Apply

Connecticut is adding millions in heating aid as fuel costs rise. Here's who qualifies and when applications are due.

Lamont announces over $12M in assistance for Connecticut residents facing high home heating costs

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) -- As temperatures drop, home heating costs are becoming a growing concern for Connecticut families. Gov. Ned Lamont Tuesday announced that he is releasing $12.7 million in state aid from Connecticut’s Federal Cuts Response Fund, in order to supplement the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program (CEAP). This program helps low-income households afford [...]

CT plans to increase low-income energy assistance this winter

Low-income Connecticut families could get more state aid to help cover rising energy costs this winter.